One lucky attendee at this week's 24th Annual Congress of the American College of Phlebology will win a free medical records management software system from SonoSoft, a $6,000 value! “We’re 100% confident that a live demonstration during ACP will convince phlebologists to consider our software to save time and grow their practice”, said SonoSoft founder Dr. John Stagl. “Because we know ACP attendees will be busy, we want to reward them for giving us a half hour of the time by giving them a chance to win a free EMR system for their practice.”
To see a short video about the features and benefits of SonoSoft, hear testimonials from current SonoSoft customers, and sign up for a half hour demonstration during the show, please visit: www.Sonosoft-Phlebology.com
One of the software's key values is the fact that it virtually eliminates the time-consuming chore of dictation, a feature which by itself can save physicians up to 20 hours a month.
"Sonosoft saved my marriage," said Dr. Daniel Mountcastle, owner of Mountcastle Vein Centers in St. Petersburg, FL. "I used to sit in my clinic late at night, anxious to get home to my family because I spent so much time going through tons of paperwork. But now I go home early and I'm with my wife and children every night. And thanks to SonoSoft, I've grown my practice too. I have 5 clinics now!"
SonoSoft is a vein clinic EMR software program that allows a medical staff to input most of the data that used to be entered exclusively by physicians, using a simple point and click interface. The system automatically creates reports, OP notes, and patient encounter notes. Other features of the SonoSoft Software include medical transcription, practice management, a clinical statistics generator, marketing management and tracking, built in electronics insurance billing, image archiving, and a HL7 interface that communicates with third party EMR systems.
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