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There is even open source dental software, open source is seriously eating the enterprise (and healthcare) software world! I run OpenDental for my wife's pract
by jasondc 10y ago
There is even open source dental software, open source is seriously eating the enterprise (and healthcare) software world!
I run OpenDental for my wife's practice in North Beach, SF. It's licensed as AGPL, but I'll still take it :)
- forgotmysn 10y agokind of off-topic, but I moved to the City a couple years ago and need a new dentist. is your wife accepting new clients?
- jasondc 10y agoDefinitely, wsparkdental.com :)
- reagan83 10y agoI just started going to this office last month and can vouch for how great of a place it is. Dr Choi is a really amazing dentist. HN becomes smaller each day :)
- jasondc 10y agoWoah, great to hear! I'll pass it along to her! It is a small place :)
- evancordell 10y agoHey, nice to see LocalMed being used in the wild :) I worked there for a couple of years.
- forgotmysn 10y agodamn, that office makes Apple's new donut look retro
- cmdrfred 10y agoI supported this for a few years as a sysadmin. The most flexible EMR application I have ever seen.
- jasondc 10y agoI think it's getting more and more popular, hearing about a lot of offices switching to OpenDental. I'm not sure how proprietary software will compete in the future. It's been pretty easy to run, no complaints other than the usual MySQL ones.
- keltor 10y agoI think the one nice thing about the dental world is that "for now" there are still far more independent entities without the ties into hospital groups like doctors and practice groups all have.