Do you really need a live voice to make, change, check or cancel an appointment for a patient or client ?  Is it important to your clients that they have 24x7 access to scheduling information ?  What if you could automatically provide them with confirmations of their scheduled appointments or cancellations all without the interface of a live human being ?  Further, what if that information could all be integrated to your current system or available to your providers regardless of their location ?  Take a look a this unique web-based scheduling system that can provide you all this an more !    
 

Are you still relying on forecasts from your staff to know what your pipeline looks like ?  If your salesrep is out on a call how easy is it to access his quotes ?  Are you providing standardized price breaks or are you relying on a salesrep to quote a fair price ?  How difficult is commission accounting each month ?  All these problems and more can be resolved quickly with this simple to use quoting system :          
 

Today everybody has a website but not everyone is using that site as effectively as they could.  What if you could take client/patient registration information that they enter onto a web form and automatically create or update an existing record in your database ?  What if you could market to them based on preferences that they defined at the time they registered or based on information that came from follow-up visits ?  What if you could do all this without any human intervention ?  Why aren't you using the power of your website to its max ? 
 

To say that medicine has changed over the last two decades is a vast understatement.  The managed care companies now dictate what doctors will be paid and the process of getting paid is something no other industry would tolerate.  The cost of processing a claim with a managed care company has skyrocketed and with that the physician's income has plummeted.   This simple new tool from the authors of QwikQuote is designed to simplify the process and to allow you to work with other tools on the market to ensure rapid claims payment. 
 

In order for a physician to accept your insurance for payment the insurance company needs to accept your physician in advance.  That process is called credentialing and involves the physician providing the insurance company with 20-50 pages of documentation that the insurance company then cross verifies.  If you are a medical practice with multiple providers it takes a massive amount of back office time to ensure that these forms are correct, submitted in a timely fashion, and traceable if they get lost at the insurance company.  Now there is an automated solution: 
 

Do you ever take a billable call from a client or patient outside the office and then forget to bill it....or worse yet, write it on a slip of paper that then gets lost in the stacks and never gets billed ?  Well time is money and most of us cannot afford to lose either.   We are pleased to announce our new HandiBill product that will allow you to generate billing information from anywhere you have internet access (e.g. home computer, cell phone, handheld device, Dick Tracey watch, etc)  and to get that information to the right person in your office to make sure it makes it through the billing process.  This inexpensive little tool is available today ! 
 

Like everything you've seen above ?  Well get ready..........all of it will soon be available packaged together in our newest product:  practice360 which will debut in Q1'08.   In addition to the features listed above you will be able to import data from the new NationaleRx/AllScripts system, communicate seamlessly with patients, market your practice, and maintain easy-to-access electronic medical records.  For once a 360° view of your patients and your practice will be affordable and easy to use because it is built on a platform of standard software encased in an intuitive wrapper.  Sign up today before you spend $40K for that splashy new practice management system - practice360 is exactly what you've been asking for and it will be here before you know it.