Re: SOT: Software for Scanning/Storage of Medical Records

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Mike

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We have an imaging/document management product that is in an iSeries version or 
in a Windows version (SQL Server). It is in use by medical facilities now, so 
it must work for them vis-a-vis HIPAA. Most of these things are generalist 
packages, and ours is the same. We do have a couple vertical versions for CPAs 
and legal, possibility exists of tailoring for other disciplines. Easily 
configured for the kinds of documents you would use. Scanning is done with a 
client/server app, and the main interface is a browser, although there are 
several ways to link into things with APIs.

Give us a shout at 888.RJS.SOFT or check out the website at www.rjssoftware.com

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Vern

-------------- Original message -------------- 
From: "Condon, Mike" <M1C@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 

> This past week I saw a demo of some Software for Scanning/Storage of 
> Medical Records. It looked like a "one size fits all" program rather 
> than one specially tailored for the job, although they do maintain that 
> they are fully HIPAA compliant (web based, clunky as hell, plugin takes 
> about a half hour to install, etc.). 
> Does anyone know of software that is specifically designed for this 
> (hopefully both Client/Server & Web Based, using SQL Server or Oracle)? 
> 
> Michael J Condon 
> Computer/Network/Phone Operations Manager 
> Ingersoll Cutting Tool Company 
> 
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