Eyefinity EHR

No, absolutely no EHR is perfect! My EHR, EYEFINITY EHR, works for me. The program can be reached in some fashion by my desktop, iPad, iPhone and iWatch….anywhere I am. Eyefinity EHR does for me, in a speedy fashion, what I need to do for a patient: document an exam, produce an optical or medical RX, letters to other doctors, info sheets for patients and billing of the visit. I make protocols in Eyefinity EHR for a few situations where the EHR may not yet have a plan I seldom use. Then the protocols are my finger tips. Advice: look at what they have and work with it. Every individual can find something they don’t like or wish it had… In my mind this is a 5 and yes, Eyefinity EHR will even get better!!

The medical & ocular history is MUCH HARDER to document. Should have kept old and expanded ability to free text easier with segments you can date. Unless you date info, it just carries over so not sure when pt had Dx or medical problems

I was told by Phernell over three years ago that the refraction would generate the exam codes. I am still waiting. This is easily doable since the previous system,examwriter did just that. I have also recommended that common responses such as “ no treatment “ head the list rather than alphabetical. That mutually exclusive responses such as right eye worse than left eye and left eye worse than right eye cannot be clicked at the same time. That the “success” banner at the top of the page disappear in most cases because it is redundant and just wastes time. A place where it should appear and doesn’t is when a rx. is printed. These are only a few of the myriad of suggestions I have made over the years that you have chosen to ignore. I don’t know why I am wasting my time.