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Trade Your Overflowing Filing Cabinet For Online Appointment Notes

 

Today, PatientCal, business management software that is specifically designed for the healthcare industry, is announcing the release of online appointment notes.

 

Launching as an online appointment scheduler and catering to the healthcare industry with features such as automated patient retention, PatientCal takes a unique approach to appointment notes. With PatientCal, your notes are created through your online calendar, so a simple glance at your schedule provides you quick access to your patient’s profile and their treatment notes. Additionally, you can easily attach images to each note for future reference.

 

“After our launch last year we dedicated our time to listening to areas of frustration for various sectors of healthcare. Through feedback from our customers, attending conferences, and connecting with industry associations we found that moving treatment notes from the filing cabinet to online was a priority for most practices”, said PatientCal Co-Founder Michael Vesia.

 

Identifying that existing software packages aren’t realistically priced for small healthcare practices, and online schedulers alone aren’t enough to help run a business, PatientCal has seen quick adoption from massage therapists, chiropractors, physical therapists, psychiatrists and opticians.

 

“Our plan is simply to build features that solve problems that are unique to healthcare. Appointments notes is the first of several feature additions to come in 2013. Our goal is to be the go-to software to help small healthcare practices run their businesses efficiently”, said Vesia.

 

PatientCal’s online scheduling and online appointment notes are currently free to try at www.PatientCal.com.

 

 

Contact:

Daniel Ruscigno

PatientCal- Online Appointment Scheduling

1.888.580.0009

daniel@patientcal.com

 
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