Category Archives: EMR EHR

Streamlining Care with the Record Locator & Exchange Feature

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Every provider knows the challenge of treating a patient without the full story. Perhaps the patient has recently moved, consulted an out-of-network specialist, or received treatment at a hospital that doesn’t permit patient data sharing. Whatever the case, missing records create gaps that slow down decisions, increase risks, and make care less efficient. The record…

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The Role of Electronic Health Record Integrations in Care Coordination

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Every day, healthcare providers face a common challenge: Patients receive care in multiple locations, scattering their medical information across different electronic health record (EHR) systems. The result? Extra calls, faxed records, delayed treatments, and sometimes decisions made without the full picture. Beyond the frustration, these gaps can directly affect the quality of care patients receive….

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What to Look for in an Endovascular Surgery EMR Software

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Endovascular surgery is a minimally invasive approach to treating vascular diseases, one that demands exceptional precision, real-time coordination, and thorough post-operative monitoring. To support this level of care, your systems need to be just as refined and responsive as the procedures themselves. That’s why your EMR matters. It must understand the nuances of vessel mapping,…

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How the Right ASC EHR Software Shapes Future-Ready Facilities

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Not long ago, most surgeries meant a hospital stay with crowded waiting rooms, long recovery times, and high costs. Fast forward to today, and ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) have rewritten that experience. Patients can now walk in for procedures in the morning and head home the same day, often paying far less than they would…

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How to Start an Office-based Lab: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide

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Office-based labs (OBLs) are gaining momentum—and it’s easy to see why. Opening an office-based lab is a strategic move that gives specialists greater control over patient care, scheduling, and practice revenue, all while delivering high-quality procedures in a convenient outpatient setting. At 1st Providers Choice, we’ve worked closely with practices across the country to help…

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How a Pain Management EHR Improves Patient Outcomes

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Every pain management practice has seen it all—patients carrying the weight of chronic pain, fragmented medical records, and a long list of treatments that didn’t work. Unlike other specialties where symptoms may have clear-cut solutions, pain management often requires a multidisciplinary, nuanced approach tailored to each patient. At 1st Providers Choice, we’ve worked alongside pain…

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What You Should Know About IMS Build 39’s EHR Automations and Tools

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It’s the little things that wear you down — digging through screens for lab results, repeating the same reports, and watching check-ins stall under the weight of paperwork.  Stop letting your EHR slow you down. Meet IMS Build 39, the latest electronic health records (EHR) upgrade of 1st Providers Choice’s IMS platform. Designed with direct…

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EHR Customization: Why One Size Doesn’t Fit All in Ambulatory Surgery

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Your ambulatory surgery center (ASC) is in full motion—patients moving through pre-op, surgeons coordinating cases, and staff juggling checklists and charts. Everything depends on timing, teamwork, and precision. But when your electronic health records (EHR) add friction instead of flow, even minor delays can ripple into missed documentation, surgical slowdowns, or billing backlogs. That’s the…

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