ChiroFusion

"Overall great quality and always updating."

Avantages: I love that it is cloud based and that I can access the software on any device. It also means that it is always being updated with new features to make practice easier. Any time I've had a question, the customer services has been fantastic about getting back to me the same day. Even when I submit a question at the end of the day, when they should be home, somebody usually replies back. Once the first visit is in, it's pretty easy to document each visit and enter appropriate charges.

Inconvénients: It's a monthly cost forever. It's the same as paying for maintenance support in some of the other EHR software out there, but it's an expense that I will have forever. I'd like a few more statistical reports, but these are things that can be added in the future with the updates.

"Nice EHR"

Commentaires: The company seems pretty helpful and are better than most ehr company’s when it comes to training and ease of use.

Avantages: The notes are really easy and that’s why I bought it and why we use it.

Inconvénients: We haven’t used the billing side and I would like to if it had good tracking but frankly I’ve never even looked at it because I have a billing company.

"Easy and Intuitive"

Commentaires: My overall experience, this far, is very positive.

Avantages: At an early user level, the software is complete, and intuitive. Everything is where I would expect it, and the flow is common sense. My biggest “pro” is that there’s a “add a feature” community voting section to the software. You can make suggestions and see what’s going to be added soon.

Inconvénients: So far? None. I haven’t come to any problem or hindrance yet.

"Needs more refining, very inconsistent. Keep in mind, most of these reviews are new users."

Avantages: Billing is integrated which saves a ton of money compared to other programs. Visually appealing. Built for chiropractors.

Inconvénients: Quite a few here:
* The schedule is very clunky feeling. Not the easiest to see what your week looks like. Doesn't allow for blocks for out of office etc. without making a fake patient which makes it more difficult to track stats. Adding a patient is also clunky. If a new patient calls, you go to the schedule, find a spot, add the new patient info, then it takes you to their file instead of the calendar where you then have to add the patient onto the time slot you originally clicked.
* If you are not a subluxation based doc, you have to deal with the fact that it is all over the chart. I would prefer the ability to put "restrictions" or "Segmental dysfunction" or anything alse.
* The chart flow is VERY inconsistent. Some pages require that you click save, others don't. When changing tabs, the program could easily auto save but it doesn't.
* Requires constant maintenance to chrome just so it doesn't lose data from click to click.
* Statements are a bit of a pain. It only allows you to print batches of 10 patients at a time. If you have a couple hundred patients, It would take a VERY long time.
* Definitely takes more than 30 seconds per note.

"Really good software. Could be great."

Avantages: The ease of hitting all different parts of practice quickly and efficiently. Scheduling, notes, billing, etc.

Inconvénients: Macros: using textblaze is inconvenient. The macros for notes in ChiroTouch are much easier to customize, and utilize. Chirofusion would be absolutely perfect if there was a way to take the button macros from Chirotouch and integrate in to the notes for Chirofusion.