pMDsoft
Developing Native Charge Capture App for Android.
pMDsoft will
release a native mobile version of its charge capture application for Google's
Android platform by the end of 2011.
The software company creates easy-to-use mobile applications for physicians to capture billing charges, manage patient information and communicate with each other.
They released the first native mobile charge capture apps for the iPhone, iPad and BlackBerry in previous years, and after the continued success of Android and demand from current customers, they started development for the new platform at the end of last year.
"We started evaluating Android in early 2010," pMDsoft CEO Philippe d'Offay said. "It's challenging to build mobile applications that are user-friendly and intuitive on each Android device because there are over 100 with more coming out all of the time. Google recognized this and now allows developers to target selected devices with their apps."
"The Android operating system has been incredibly successful and people love it," d'Offay said. "We are excited to support it, and we feel like it will be our best release yet."
The company will be posting development updates with screenshots of the Android app to its Web site over the next few months.
pMDsoft's mobile charge capture software supports today's physician by allowing them to enter their patient charges into iPads and smartphones at the point of patient care. The patient visit is then visible to other doctors within the practice and can be billed immediately. Doctors using charge capture are increasing their ROI in a time where Medicare cuts and other costs are significantly impacting profitability. pMDsoft increases efficiencies in a practice through automation, and it provides free interfaces with almost every major electronic medical record and medical billing system, including Allscripts, athenaCollector by athenahealth (Athena), GE Centricity (formerly Millbrook and IDX), Cerner, NextGen and Sage Intergy. For more information, visit http://www.pmdsoft.com.
The software company creates easy-to-use mobile applications for physicians to capture billing charges, manage patient information and communicate with each other.
They released the first native mobile charge capture apps for the iPhone, iPad and BlackBerry in previous years, and after the continued success of Android and demand from current customers, they started development for the new platform at the end of last year.
"We started evaluating Android in early 2010," pMDsoft CEO Philippe d'Offay said. "It's challenging to build mobile applications that are user-friendly and intuitive on each Android device because there are over 100 with more coming out all of the time. Google recognized this and now allows developers to target selected devices with their apps."
"The Android operating system has been incredibly successful and people love it," d'Offay said. "We are excited to support it, and we feel like it will be our best release yet."
The company will be posting development updates with screenshots of the Android app to its Web site over the next few months.
pMDsoft's mobile charge capture software supports today's physician by allowing them to enter their patient charges into iPads and smartphones at the point of patient care. The patient visit is then visible to other doctors within the practice and can be billed immediately. Doctors using charge capture are increasing their ROI in a time where Medicare cuts and other costs are significantly impacting profitability. pMDsoft increases efficiencies in a practice through automation, and it provides free interfaces with almost every major electronic medical record and medical billing system, including Allscripts, athenaCollector by athenahealth (Athena), GE Centricity (formerly Millbrook and IDX), Cerner, NextGen and Sage Intergy. For more information, visit http://www.pmdsoft.com.
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