February 7, 2008 — pMDsoft Releases Charge Capture Solution for the BlackBerry
pMDsoft 4.0 revolutionizes mobile charge capture by allowing doctors to enter charges anywhere and sync wirelessly automatically. This release responds to providers' needs for a realtime system that not only simplifies their billing, but also improves their practices by streamlining communication and organizing information.
pMDsoft, Inc. announced today that it has released a new version of its mobile charge capture software for health care providers. pMDsoft 4.0 for the BlackBerry improves on earlier versions' easy and powerful charge entry, adding effortless, automatic wireless synchronization. Charges are pushed to the Web-based system where billing staff can process them; or, with the assistance of pMDsoft's industrial-strength HL7 interfaces, the charges can be sent directly to billing software.
The future of charge capture is bright: Brian Dickover, MD, of Maurice Ndukwu, PC, has realized that "pMDsoft has allowed me to keep better track of my patients' billing, which has liberated time that I can now use for clinical concerns. Our office manager is now able to manage my billing so quickly and accurately as to possibly eliminate the need for more full time employees."
Philippe d'Offay, CEO of pMDsoft, says, "By listening to our customers, we've discovered that none of the charge capture products that have been on the market are as mobile or as complete as doctors need them to be. That's why we've taken this extra step to provide an utterly seamless offline experience. We're setting a higher bar for charge capture: it's dead simple, it's wherever you are, and it just works."
Other advantages of this upgrade include full-text search of referrals, diagnoses, and procedures; complete visit history for each patient; and more information at-a-glance without ever leaving the census. Meanwhile, the features that made pMDsoft 3.0 for Palm great have been included and improved in the new BlackBerry version: a complete patient list for your entire practice, available no matter where you are or whether you're connected; a simple workflow that makes entering charges fast and easy; and seamless support for sharing patients between rounding doctors, enhanced by the new auto-sync to allow nearly instantaneous flow of information.
Our Customers Respond
Doctors who have used pre-release versions of pMDsoft 4.0 love its simplicity and minimal data entry. Gary H. Friedman, MD, of Interventional Cardiac Consultants has found that "it made communication between partners in the practice very seamless and efficient because you do not need to sync with a computer," while Henry S. Cunningham, MD, of Texas Pulmonary & Critical Care Consultants has said that "adding patients and charges is a breeze - I recommend pMDsoft for the BlackBerry highly."
Providers also rave about the switch from Palm to BlackBerry: Dr. Cunningham "used a palm for years, so switching to a device on which a stylus is not used took a little time. After getting used to the BlackBerry I've loved it." Andrew E. Lituchy, MD, found that "it was easy to convert over my address book, calendar, tasks, etc. Within a few minutes I was able to use pMDsoft and enter names and visits rapidly. Finally, the device itself is awesome and addictive. I intend to use it to replace my Palm, my phone and my beepers."
Despite the additions and improvements to the software, the cost to customers -- typically far less than they save by using charge capture -- is unchanged. pMDsoft is committed to building and supporting the most innovative charge capture software on the market, and the incredible power and mobility of the BlackBerry platform will send customer satisfaction higher than ever and pave the way for future advances.
Jan. 25, 2008 — It's Simple to Create a Visit
We heard you: you want entering visits to be as intuitive as breathing and as fast as we can make it. Finding referrals and ICD/CPT codes needs to be a snap; you don't want to enter the same information every time; and you want the visit to be uploaded for review automatically and immediately - like magic.
Well, there's no sorcery required to use pMDsoft for the BlackBerry. As you can see, the Create Visit screen is simple, but we think that's a good thing. And don't let appearances deceive you: there's a lot of power here. For example, if you just start typing into any of these fields, pMDsoft will do the right thing: you'll grab a referral from your list by first or last name, or search the entire name of a diagnosis or procedure as you type. You can see the diagnoses and procedures that you've already added, so it's easy to review them and delete the ones that you don't want with a single click. You can even view and adjust their ordering while you're choosing them.
Once you're a BlackBerry user, some things become easier than they ever were on the Palm: you can type or scroll to choose the visit date, for example. And with the full QWERTY keypad, typing in that visit note is a breeze - some users reach 50-60 words per minute! Finally, because BlackBerries are built for wireless connectivity, there's virtually no lag between when you enter the visit and when it's ready for review.
Our BlackBerry customers have told us unanimously that entering charges is easier on the BlackBerry than they've ever seen it. We've heard "it's really cool," "it's super simple," "terrific," "I can't believe how much faster it is to enter visits" and - most importantly for us - "I love it."
Dec. 14, 2007 — So What Does pMDsoft Look Like on the BlackBerry?
We heard you: you want a census that puts all the information at your fingertips and helps you find the patient you're looking for. We've been working hard to put more usability than ever in the palm of your hand, and as you can see in this sneak preview, our mobile software has come a long way. Read on for a whirlwind tour of the main screen of pMDsoft's new charge capture software for the BlackBerry!
As in our Palm software, the familiar patient list is front and center. The census is where you live - your patients are at the heart of your practice. In our BlackBerry software, everything you do comes from the census, and everything returns to it, so you never feel lost or confused. Your census is organized the way you want to see it - you have the choice to sort your patients by location or by name.
Thanks to the four-directional trackwheel, scrolling in the BlackBerry is incredibly fast - but even that's not easy enough. If you have a patient in mind, you can just type the patient's name to search with instant results! In addition, you can filter your census for the most relevant possible view, showing only the patients at a particular location (as in the screenshot) or assigned to a particular doctor.
Finally, the new census puts even more information within your reach than ever before. In addition to the patient's location and room, last visit date, and the initials of the rounding physician, you can now preview the patient's note without leaving the census! Just a flick of the trackwheel reveals the first line of the note, so the most critical information is right in front of you (as it is for Kermit in the screenshot).
Nov. 28, 2007 — pMDsoft for BlackBerry Completes Fully-Functional Preview Release
We've finished our programming work on the first fully-functional preview version of pMDsoft 4.0, our new mobile software for the BlackBerry, slated for final release in January. We had an opportunity to get feedback on this release from a number of our customers, and what we heard is that we're on track to meet the high expectations that we set for ourselves when we begin the beta program on December 12. Everything seems to be coming together, and we continue to see excitement about our move to the BlackBerry — the doctors we talked to are eager to consolidate their cell phones, PDAs, and pagers into the single device that's taking the medical industry by storm. Due to greater interest in our beta program than we anticipated, we are no longer accepting additional beta customers, but watch this space for sneak preview screenshots of the beta version!
Oct. 26, 2007 — pMDsoft Releases Product Updates
A new version of pMDsoft's Web application and HL7 interface adds value across the board. The enhancements, driven by customer requests, focus on practice management and administration - highlights include call schedule tracking, a new print view for calendars, enhanced reporting and significant improvements to billing software interfaces.
Calendar Improvements
Calendar events can now be created to signify a physician's call status: on duty, off duty, on call, or on vacation. Collectively, these events make up the call schedule for a practice, simplifying rounding and improving communication. Now there is a single, centralized place where your practice's call schedule can live - and best of all, it's printable! The new print view creates an elegant display of call schedules and appointment calendars, with spaces where you can enter notes. Finally, you can schedule meetings with other doctors and staff; these appear in the appointment calendar and on the mobile device of every invited doctor.
Report Enhancements
By popular demand, the queued visit report can now be sorted by visit date or by patient name. And in addition to the existing ability to filter by doctor, you can filter this report by location, making it super-easy for billers to find the visits awaiting billing that they're looking for.
Interface Updates
Our best-in-class interoperability with billing software and hospital information systems has just gotten even better, thanks to a batch of improvements to the robustness, administration, and performance of our HL7 interface! Message archival on our secure servers keeps a seven-day backup of transmitted information. A new, multi-threaded architecture improves responsiveness while keeping message transmission instantaneous. And a bevy of logging and administration additions help you stay up to date on the interface's activity.
Oct. 12, 2007 — pMDsoft Charge Capture for the BlackBerry, coming soon!
We heard you. You told us you love pMDsoft's charge capture software, but you wanted a device that would make your life easier, not harder; simpler, not more complex. You want stable and well-engineered hardware - and so do we. That's why we've chosen the BlackBerry by Research in Motion as our next hardware partner.
This is a platform that was designed with health care professionals in mind. Its security and reliability are widely considered the best available, the devices' power and elegance are astonishing, and cutting-edge medical software such as Epocrates is increasingly making BlackBerry the focus of new development. You can install and synchronize BlackBerry software over-the-air, without coming near a desktop PC. And that's not all: they don't call it the CrackBerry for nothing! People love the BlackBerry so much, they don't want to stop using it. Our new mobile charge capture software should be the same way, so it's a natural fit.
Still not convinced? Maybe you want a device that fits in your pocket better than a PDA, like the slim BlackBerry Pearl - no problem, any BlackBerry device will run our new charge capture software. Maybe you want to talk on the phone while checking your email or using pMDsoft - with a Bluetooth headset, the BlackBerry can handle it! (Think about it - CEOs and secret agents love the BlackBerry. Would James Bond delay an urgent message to take a call?) Okay, maybe you just want a device that will let you do your job whenever and wherever you are, and will bring a smile to your face at the same time.
We heard you, and believe us: BlackBerry is it.
10/4/2007 — Something new is on its way...
We heard you. You told us you were tired of medical software that's confusing, slow, and hard to use. You said you want tools that will help you practice medicine, not get in your way. You want the information you need at your fingertips, not buried out of sight. You don't want to spend time fussing with the technology, and you want charge capture to be effortless and automatic. In short, you want a system better than anything you've used before.
We heard you, and we're almost ready to give you what you've been asking for. Our customers have told us that our software is the most intuitive on the market, but we thought we could do even better. We're all sick of complicated programs with bad user interfaces, so we put our proven philosophy of simplicity and innovation to work, and we think it will take your breath away.
You'll see clean, beautiful, information-packed views inspired by user interface innovators such as Apple, Google, and BlackBerry. Your data will efficiently and automatically be kept up-to-date over the air, but you'll still have 100% functionality when you're offline or outside of coverage. And you'll love our new hardware partner, a platform with proven reliability, world-famous usability, and impenetrable security. This software will make your colleagues jealous.
Coming soon - watch this space for updates and sneak peeks!
8/24/2007 — pMDsoft Guarantees PQRI Compliance for Physicians
pMDsoft charge capture software helps physicians earn a 1.5% bonus from CMS. This voluntary program rewards timely and accurate reporting, which electronic charge capture makes possible.
pMDsoft, Inc., a medical software company offering mobile charge capture solutions for physicians, announced today that it has completed a series of error-checking measures designed to help its customers comply with the Physician Quality Reporting Initiative issued on July 1, 2007 by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
Physicians who participate in this optional program by meeting frequency and accuracy benchmarks receive a 1.5% bonus on their Medicare reimbursements for the period in question. pMDsoft's Web-based practice administration software now finds reporting errors based on specific CPT and ICD-9 codes that would cause PQRI violations and notifies the billing staff, allowing practices to become 100% compliant with the PQRI program.
The PQRI functionality is yet another way in which pMDsoft can help its customers become more profitable. The company's focus on streamlining charge capture gives customers a better experience than one-size-fits-all EMR suites - indeed, Michael Fagan, the Vice President of Finance and CFO of Huntington Hospital, declares, "When we requested support for the Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI), pMDsoft delivered in less than a month and at no charge. [...] We would recommend pMDsoft's solution to any other hospital in the North Shore Long Island Jewish hospital network - maybe even any other hospital in the country. The quality of the software is fantastic, the customer service is very good, and our doctors are extremely pleased with their product. This is definitely one IT product where you get value for your dollars."
Without an automated, easy to use charge capture solution, medical practices are finding it increasingly difficult to track the information that they need, while complying with governmental regulations such as HIPAA and, now, PQRI. Says Philippe d'Offay, CEO of pMDsoft, "The landscape of medicine is changing, and physicians are forced to adopt new technologies so that they can stay focused on the practice of medical care. Many don't realize that a cumbersome EMR system can actually cost them time and money, while a charge capture solution such as pMDsoft provides many of the same benefits with none of the headache." pMDsoft customer Nick Fitterman, director of Huntington Hospital's hospitalist group, agrees: "pMDsoft has allowed me to not only capture missed billing opportunities but also track productivity. I have used data readily available on it to plan staffing models and justify hiring to my administrators. The support team is attentive and very user friendly."
Initiatives such as PQRI emphasize the need for automated solutions in the increasingly complex world of medical coding. Physicians who are already using Web and mobile charge capture solutions such as pMDsoft are well-positioned to take advantage of these opportunities, while reducing their administrative overhead and keeping their doctors focused on the art and science of medicine.
CMS and the Physician Quality Reporting Initiative
Title I, Section 101 of the Tax Relief and Health Care Act of 2006 (TRHCA) authorizes CMS to create a physician quality reporting system. This optional statutory program, called the Physician Quality Reporting Initiative (PQRI), creates a financial incentive for physicians to meet designated accuracy and timeliness measures: a 1.5% bonus, subject to a cap, of total allowed charges for covered Medicare physician fees in the period from July 1 to December 31, 2007.
12/31/2006 -- pMDsoft makes a bold move - to New York City
Location, location, location, the old adage says it all. That is exactly why pMDsoft recently moved its headquarters to New York City from Atlanta. Relocating to a city that is ahead of the curve on food, fashion and technology has definitely paid off. pMDsoft has seen a 39% increase in customers since the 2006 move with 61% of their clients being in the New York area.
According to a 2005 American Medical Association statistic, the tri-state area of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut is composed of 87,000 doctors, roughly 10% of doctors nationwide. In addition to having some of the best and brightest doctors in the world, the area boosts MDs that are also technology savvy and tend to work more independently of HMOs. This allows individual doctors and smaller groups to make quicker decisions and adopt value-added technology for their practice much faster. With so many doctors in the tri-state area leading the rush to implement new and effective medical technologies, pMDsoft is now right here to provide it to them.
Located conveniently in Long Island City, just across the East river from the United Nations, pMDsoft is now close to four subway lines, two airports, the Long Island expressway and according to an unofficial office poll, some of the best pizza in town. Founder and CEO Philippe d’Offay expressed it this way, “Though we sometimes miss the big oak trees in Atlanta there is something to be said about the big ideas you can only find right here in NYC.”
Headquartered in New York City, pMDsoft develops wireless applications that help physicians streamline and automate their entire practice from point-of-care through reimbursement. The company was started in 1999 to address mobile physicians' needs for an effective alternative to their paper-based method for recording patient encounter information. pMDsoft’s automated charge capture solution adheres to the highest standards for performance, security and reliability. For more information, visit www.pmdsoft.com.
2/15/2005 — PMDSOFT ANNOUNCES RELEASE VERSION 3.0 — PMDSOFT PROJECTING PROFITABLE FIRST QUARTER
ATLANTA (February 15, 2005) – pMDsoft, the leading developer of wireless applications that help today’s mobile physicians streamline their entire practice from point-of-care through reimbursement, announced today the latest release of its software solution for hand held devices. The new release is based on feedback and ideas from their client base and includes several key updates and enhancements to the software.
The most significant update of version 3.0 is that it can now interface with other office systems that expand the functionality of a physician’s practice – including practice management systems, billing companies, clearing houses, lab systems and e-prescribing systems. Additional enhancements include:
- Upgrading the enterprise scheduling functionality to allow a physician to manage both outpatient and in-patient functions.
- Enhancement of the billing workflow that allows billing experts to review and queue charges before processing.
- A new template system of standard medical forms to help physicians collect patient information and reduce the paper flow in the office.
“Our product has been and continues to be designed for scalability, by growing with a physician’s practice as they add on new doctors, being able to capture more of the physician’s practice by building more functionality into the product and by enabling pMDsoft to grow in a balanced strategic approach that does not take away from our service to the customers,” said Philippe d’Offay, Founder of pMDsoft. “This latest version enables a practice to run their entire office, from point-of-care through billing submission. This means that any practice that uses an outside billing company can now use our product to run their entire practice and communicate electronically with their billing company. For practices that already have a billing system, they can now go paperless by adding pMDsoft to their present system.”
The release of Version 3.0 coincides with record client growth for pMDsoft in 2004, including retention of 95% of physician practices and marking its third year of increased growth. The momentum continues for pMDsoft in 2005, with a profitable first quarter projected, making it one of only a few select profitable companies in the healthcare software industry.
Headquartered in Atlanta, pMDsoft develops wireless applications that help physicians streamline and automate their entire practice from point-of-care through reimbursement. The company was started in 1999 to address mobile physicians' needs for an effective alternative to their paper-based method for recording patient encounter information. pMDsoft’s automated charge capture solution adheres to the highest standards for performance, security and reliability. For more information, visit www.pmdsoft.com.
6/16/2004 — PMDSOFT INKS DEAL WITH HUNTINGTON HOSPITAL IN NEW YORK
ATLANTA (June 16, 2004) – pMDsoft to provide scheduling and billing software for doctors' group.
pMDsoft announced today that it had signed a contract with Huntington Hospital, part of the North Shore - Long Island Jewish Health System, in Long Island, New York, to implement the pMDsoft hand-held data capture system. The pMDsoft product will provide the doctors with the ability to schedule cardiac patients for out patient procedures, record visit transactions and send billable transactions directly to the hospital's billing services. The pMDsoft functionality will eliminate unwanted paper trails and improve billing accuracy.
The first implementation of pMDsoft in the Huntington Hospital system was with members of the Cardiology Department and according to Electrophysiologist, Dr. Paul Maccaro, "We selected the pMDsoft system based on its ease of use and efficiency of collecting billable patient data." In addition, Huntington Hospital will roll-out the system to its Critical Care doctors who will record charges at the point of care. The system will permit physicians to automatically relay clinical, census and billing data to other members of the team as well as to their billing service, while making patient rounds.
"We are very excited about the relationship with Huntington Hospital," said Philippe D'Offay, Founder of pMDsoft. "This implementation demonstrates the system's flexibility and broad functionality in both the small to large group practice as well as the system's ability to serve the unique needs of a large hospital environment."
Headquartered in Atlanta, pMDsoft develops wireless applications that help physicians streamline and automate their entire practice from point-of-care through reimbursement. The company was started in 1999 to address mobile physicians' needs for an effective alternative to their paper-based method for recording patient encounter information. pMDsoft's automated charge capture solution adheres to the highest standards for performance, security and reliability. For more information, visit www.pmdsoft.com.
Huntington Hospital is a 398-bed community hospital, located in northwestern Suffolk County, on Long Island, New York. It provides a full range of inpatient, outpatient, and specialized healthcare services with a special emphasis on cancer care, cardiology, maternity and neonatal care, and specialized surgical procedures including complex orthopaedic surgery. One of the hospital's flagship programs is the freestanding Dolan Family Health Center, Long Island's only charitably supported, hospital owned healthcare center for the uninsured and underinsured. In 2003, the Center logged more than 25,000 patient visits.
1/12/2004 — PMDSOFT FORMS STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP WITH MATRIX MANAGEMENT SERVICES
ATLANTA (January 12, 2004) – pMDsoft announced today that it had signed a strategic partnership with Matrix Management Services (“Matrix”) of Brooklyn, New York, to implement the pMDsoft hand-held data capture system in over 100 skilled nursing and assisted living facilities throughout New York, New Jersey and Florida by year end. The partnership is a result of a successful trial implementation in which the system was used for data capture and billing by Matrix Physicians in over 25 skilled nursing facilities. The information was integrated with Matrix’s proprietary administrative back office system and provided a seamless approach to billing. The pMDsoft-Matrix partnership resulted in reduced billing costs, improved charge capture, and improved cash flow management.
The system far exceeded expectations according to Matrix’s President, Michael Quilty. “The system eliminates the need for unnecessary paper work and has increased charge capture by 5%, resulting in over $200,000 in found revenue. In addition the system supported a reduction in billing errors, the elimination of billing paperwork, and helped facilitate a shift from weekly to daily billing, all of which has improved cash flow,” stated Quilty. The pMDsoft system also provides Matrix with real time information about visit frequency and coding breakdowns for data analysis and compliance monitoring.
The trial took place over 90 days at 25 skilled nursing facilities throughout New York, New Jersey, and Florida, with the actual installation of the pMDsoft system and physician training completed in less than one week. During the trial Matrix was able to recoup lost revenue well in excess of the cost of the pMDsoft implementation. Based on these favorable results, Matrix made the decision to fully implement the system across the facilities it serves.
“Matrix presented an opportunity for pMDsoft to grow and expanded its customer base into the skilled nursing arena. The successful Matrix implementation demonstrates how our product expands the continuum of care while generating a very attractive return on investment for our customers. We are very proud to report this success,” stated Philippe d'Offay, Founder of pMDsoft.
Headquartered in Atlanta, pMDsoft develops wireless applications that help physicians streamline and automate their entire practice from point-of-care through reimbursement. The company was started in 1999 to address mobile physicians' need for an effective alternative to their paper-based method for recording patient encounter information. pMDsoft’s automated charge capture solution adheres to the highest standards for performance, security and reliability. For more information, visit www.pmdsoft.com.
Matrix Management Services provides administrative support to physicians practicing in the long-term care setting. Matrix Physicians are focused solely on the care of patients in skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities and other long-term care facilities. Matrix Physicians do not have office-based practices—their only priority is delivering the best possible care to patients by working with the facility, its administration, and staff. Matrix partners with managed care organizations, hospitals, and State Medicaid programs to improve the health status of patients in the long-term care setting. For more information, visit www.matrixhealth.net.
9/30/2003 — PMDSOFT LANDS NOVANT HEALTHCARE AS CLIENT
ATLANTA (September 30, 2003) – pMDsoft will begin a 600 doctor rollout of its point of care documentation system.
pMDsoft announced today that it signed a multi-doctor deal with Novant Healthcare to provide a point of care documentation system for its physicians. The system will be used to chart physical findings and patient diagnosis. The information will be integrated with the administrative back office system to provide a seamless approach to billing – virtually eliminating errors in coding that lead to lengthy accounts receivables. The system will work to improve efficiencies and productivity, both from the clinical and administrative perspective. “The system has been easy to implement with less than one day to set up. This is due in part to the system’s architecture and mobile computing environment,” stated Toni Kourey, CIO of Novant Healthcare.
According to John Gardella, M.D., who lead the five doctor task force that made the decision to purchase the pMDsoft product, "The decision to use pMDsoft was made after careful comparison with other electronic billing applications. Our physicians and support staff found the application easy to use and that the pMDsoft staff is readily available to help the end users with any questions. Once fully implemented, the system will free the physicians from the chore of paper billing, and will allow us to grow our practice without the addition of administrative staff." The system was built for use in the physician’s office, hospital or nursing home and operates on a Palm Device Application, eliminating the historical problem with desk top applications, which presented a barrier between physician and patient.
“Novant Healthcare is an ideal client for pMDsoft because we modeled the architecture for an enterprise client. Strategically it has always been our plan to implement our product in an enterprise health system and Novant Healthcare represents the fourth physician group of its kind to deploy the system,” stated Philippe d'Offay, Founder of pMDsoft. “Unlike other physician documentation systems, we have experienced success due to the fact that the product is simple to use and does not require that the physicians change the way they care for patients,” added Mr. d’Offay. Novant will begin by deploying 22 licenses in 2 hospitals and by end of the year that number will be doubled and include a third hospital.
Headquartered in Atlanta, pMDsoft develops wireless applications that help physicians streamline and automate their entire practice from point-of-care through reimbursement. The company was started in 1999 to address mobile physicians' need for an effective alternative to their paper-based method for recording patient encounter information. pMDsoft’s automated charge capture solution adheres to the highest standards for performance, security and reliability. For more information, visit www.pmdsoft.com.
Novant Health is a non-profit healthcare system in western North Carolina, serving people in 32 counties reaching from southern Virginia to northern South Carolina. Novant and the majority of its facilities are 501(C)3, private, community organizations.
The healthcare system consists of seven hospitals in the Triad and Charlotte markets: Forsyth Medical Center, Medical Park Hospital, and Thomasville Medical Center in the Triad market; Presbyterian Hospital, Presbyterian Orthopedic Hospital, Hemby Children's Hospital and Presbyterian Hospital Matthews of the Charlotte market. Other facilities and programs of Novant Health include three philanthropic foundations, three nursing home and senior residential facilities, physician clinics, outpatient surgery and diagnostic centers, rehabilitation programs and community health outreach programs.
Novant Health has been nationally recognized as one of "10 Best Companies for Working Mothers" by Working Mother Magazine and one of the "Top 40 Family-Friendly NC Companies" by Charlotte Parent and Piedmont Parent magazines.
11/01/2002 -- PMDSOFT AND MILLBROOK FORM PARTNERSHIP
pMDsoft has formed a partnership with Millbrook Corporation, provider of the #1 rated physician practice management software. The two companies will integrate pMDsoft with Millbrook Practice Manager to extend the benefits of both solutions to their customers. This integration enables a seamless flow of information between physicians’ practice management system and their PDAs. "By aligning with best-of-breed providers like Millbrook, we are able to offer a complete solution that improves information flow and delivers greater efficiency to physician practices," said Philippe d’Offay, president of pMDsoft.
