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Disconnected Practice Software
Small healthcare and accounting practices struggle with disconnected, buggy tools that force manual data re-entry and billing workarounds.
In their words
It is a hobby app because I wanted to create something that works better than what we are forced to work with.
I'd love to find something for me (and the one person who works for me) to use that still submits the claims/does the clearinghouse portion, sends reminder texts to clients, and basically keeps everything in one place.
Right now, a lot of the scheduling and patient information is handled manually, and we'd love to move everything into one simple system
I just need it to cover the other annoying parts of running a practice but with simple interface that’s easy for new members to learn.
My clinic has 4 employees and we have 3 different softwares that we manage patients in. I would love an ai receptionist as well.
Patients are seeing pages of old transactions when we're really just trying to communicate their current balance.
The "business critical" Banana software was only installed on a single computer.
Pre-auths sitting there since April with no patient follow-up. Pre-auths that were never submitted.
Go to the ward, can’t do anything, caching free £££.
My team of 15 ish clinicians all got bought tablets so we could do our work in the patients houses- only to discover we couldn’t access the software, so was pointless.
I'm deciphering hieroglyphics to find test results or behavior notes. Please. Get. Software.
We are fighting for our lives over here to get documentation done well with all of the incessant glitching.
radiology imaging clinics with no IT staff at all (even on-call external people)
Small practice owners and staff
Where they talk
- r/therapists
- r/Dentistry
- r/MedSpa
- r/VetTech
- r/CRMSoftware
- r/OccupationalTherapy
- r/veterinaryprofession
- r/ukaccounting
Tools they use today
- SimplePractice
- Healthie
- Dentrix
- Jane
- Open Dental
- Cornerstone
- Avimark
- Prompt
Why those fall short
- no systems in place; nothing tracks follow-ups or pending pre-auths
- software used only for billing; records stay on paper
- couldn't access the software
- Owner refuses any new login or paid integration; existing software unused
- no tool covers hiring, payroll, insurance and landlord admin
Map of ideas
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