By Matthew Holt

The guys from DrChrono have come a long way since we saw them first just last summer. They have a SaaS based practice management system, but at Health 2.0 at the Doctor’s Office they introduced an iPad-based tool for physicians. Here’s a quick video I took of them last month, with a live fake demo of what it might look like in a real encounter between a real doctor, and a fake patient.

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Tagged: iPad May 19, 2010

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8 Responses for “DrChrono shows their iPad chops”

1. Rebecca Morehead says:

   May 20, 2010 at 2:01 pm

   I like the idea of using the IPad rather than a cumbersome tablet or laptop. Giving away a free Ipad is an ingenius idea to help sell the product as well. Thanks for sharing. Enjoy your humor as well.
   Rebecca Morehead
   http://www.practicemanagersolutions.com

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2. Shereef Elnahal says:

   May 20, 2010 at 8:00 pm

   This is great technology, and no doubt a potential resource for referencing evidence-based treatment and diagnostic protocols at the point of care. Please see my latest article on this issue.
   Please visit my blog on the business of health care in America:
   http://www.shereefelnahal.com

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3. Lee says:

   October 25, 2010 at 7:08 am

   I am a user of dr. Chrono and I think they are terrible items do not stay in the system constantly saying failed to connect to server and it is not the Internet. There are so many issues with this EMR I cannot list them all. I have to use paper along with the iPad because I never know if there system will kick it out and it will not be saved. Dr chrono will state we have had payments and post them as paid when actually we have not. Contiually things have to be double and triple checked. The only positive is the iPad but when you have a crappy EMR it makes the iPad seem crappy too. The only thing I see michael nusimow doing is giving himself props and posting a bunch of B.S instead of fixing the problems with his EMR and they are not a certified
   EMR company..

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4. Lee says:

   October 25, 2010 at 7:10 am

   Dr. Chrono sucks do not use this company I have been using them for months and I am worse off than I was to begin with. Not certified.

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5. Daniel Kivatinos says:

   February 20, 2011 at 12:20 am

   Hi Dr Lee, this is Daniel from drchrono, I am sorry you feel that way.

   Please call or email us, I would love to help out in anyway.
   The best way to contact me is at support[at]drchrono[dot]com and 516.784.4825.

   Daniel, cofounder of drchrono

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6. John says:

   April 27, 2011 at 9:05 pm

   Dr Chrono has the right idea, but I have tried to use for several months and they aren’t anywhere near functionally useable. They will likely fail unless they step back and Fix the multitude of problems that seem to worsen by the day with this program. Examples include frequent crashes, freezes, lost data, buttons that don’t respond, unreadable mixed up notes and on and on. The positive press is only coming from their company and not really their users. It is the right concept and what doctors are waiting for but very poorly executed.

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   • Daniel says:

     April 27, 2011 at 9:57 pm

     Hi John, please contact us at support@drchrono.com and we will see what we can do to make sure everything is properly configured for you.

     Daniel, cofounder drchrono

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7. Daniel says:

   April 27, 2011 at 9:52 pm

   Hi John, we would love to hear your feedback. Email us at support@drchrono.com and we will do everything we can to make you a happy user.

   Daniel, cofounder drchrono

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