Skeletor

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by Skeletor 16y ago
drchrono started working in the medical billing space 2.5 years ago, the surprising thing is that all of this information is already out there. Medical billing condition/procedure codes that are electronically reported by 90% of doctor's o
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by Skeletor 16y ago
Before the iPad, the "state of the art" touchscreen was an 11 pound laptop with 2 hours of battery life and a reversible top-cover/"touch" screen that required a stylus to use. The iPad is a REVOLUTION in tablet computing for physicians.
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by Skeletor 16y ago
iPad's are better for interacting with patients because they force the applications to require less typing. Laptops and keyboards engross users more than touch screens. (Imagine someone using an iPad vs. a laptop even in a social setting
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by Skeletor 16y ago
We actually have a quote from Jay Parkinson about us on our homepage! Constantly improving the application (including the UI) is our company's mantra.
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by Skeletor 16y ago
Please email support@drchrono.com and someone can help you with that issue right away! We have an amazing support team ready to help!
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by Skeletor 16y ago
We are very close to launching an integrated clinical speech to text product in our iPad application that should remove the need for most typing!
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by Skeletor 16y ago
Speech to text is one cool feature we are integrating now, but is still just one feature. Hospitals and doctor offices are two completely different markets with very different needs and scales. Speech to text doesn't address managing a doc
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by Skeletor 16y ago
You bring up a really good point. Moving to electronic systems has both huge benefits and some risks that have to be mitigated. An example of a huge electronic benefit you can't get on paper charts is drug interactions. drchrono can autom
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by Skeletor 16y ago
Hospitals and private practice healthcare offices are two entirely different worlds. In a small healthcare practice the doctor will be paying each staff member as an employee.
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by Skeletor 16y ago
Several clinical studies have shown that patients will have better healthcare outcomes if their doctors make eye contact with them. One of the reasons I co-founded drchrono was because I went to a lot of doctor visits with my Father when h
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by Skeletor 16y ago
Most US private practice healthcare providers (roughly 80%) practice in small groups of 1-5 physicians. That is our target market and still the way that the majority of personal healthcare is delivered in the US! There is a multi-billion d
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by Skeletor 16y ago
Wait, interface builder isn't supposed to explode when you use it? We are releasing a new version of our iPad application roughly once a month and we are always working on making it better. I think we have a better UI than any other medica
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by Skeletor 16y ago
The drchrono EMR is fully compliant with HIPAA. One of the screenshots shows the Dr. the overview of patients coming in for the day (that view isn't for patients to use.)
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by Skeletor 16y ago
There is a clear divide between the clinical tools on the iPad and practice management (medical billing and invoicing) tools for Doctors.
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by Skeletor 16y ago
The iPad is a front end for https://drchrono.com which is a full SaaS product in its own right to manage all of the backend of the doctor's office. We have a really good relationship with Apple, and we are one of the killer apps that make
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by Skeletor 16y ago
Over 120,000 doctors in the US own an iPad and doctors (even non-"hip" ones) get immediately that the iPad is the ideal platform to use in the examroom.
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by Skeletor 16y ago
This is great feedback! drchrono has a really customizable form builder tool that lets users build out their legacy paper clinical forms on our website and then have those forms recreated on the iPad to be filled out as the doctor sees pat
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by Skeletor 16y ago
Being on the iPad is a huge win since the Doctor won't have their back turned to the patient while using the system. The base EHR (Electronic Health Record) system is also FREE and a doctor can start using it right after downloading the fr
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by Skeletor 16y ago
The NYC tech scene has a ton of problems. One I encountered is recruiting good programmers: 1) Living in NYC is expensive and if you are struggling on a startup you will see friends making several hundred dollars an hour as consultants. 2)
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by Skeletor 17y ago
Is there any way to tell from the outside and at this point in time if the deal is a takeover from the inside like Apple buying Nexxt? Will the lead people at Mint have real power in Inituit? Will one of them be the next CTO? Are terms li
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Morality of having to pay for gov't/ANSI standards, data?
1 points by Skeletor 17y ago|1 comments
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Starting a business during a recession(bankrate.com)
1 points by Skeletor 17y ago|0 comments
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by Skeletor 17y ago
I'm actually mentioned in this article! Way to go DrChrono.com!
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Fox Business Article on starting a business in these hard economic times.(foxbusiness.com)
1 points by Skeletor 17y ago|2 comments
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In B2B, does difficult registration get you more users?
2 points by Skeletor 17y ago|3 comments
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by Skeletor 17y ago
I was looking into getting this for my site. Truste is a non-profit. Does this look like something relevant? As a web consumer does it really make people feel more secure on a site? Are there other alternatives?
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Is a Truste web privacy seal worth it?(truste.org)
1 points by Skeletor 17y ago|1 comments
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by Skeletor 17y ago
I think his valuation was really low!
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by Skeletor 17y ago
Also because of good looking young students looking to get better grades from their Professors.
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by Skeletor 17y ago
Great article, I just broke up with my girlfriend of 2 years last week and me being ultra-focused on my start-up was a big cause. I'm pretty sure relationships and start-ups don't mix even if you are older and wiser.

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