Testimonials

Our clinic implemented MD Logic in 2000. As an extremely busy Orthopaedic Clinic, it was essential to implement a system that could keep up with the high volume of our practice. We had tried other EMR systems before implementing the MD Logic World Wide EMR. The other EMR systems could not keep up with the pace of our busy clinic. Since implementing the MD Logic EMR, the system has proven invaluable as the cornerstone for treating and documenting patient care. The workflow of our entire clinic is automated with the MD Logic Command Center. With the touch of the screen I know what patient is next to be seen, what exam room they are located and everything about their medical history. Ordering x-rays is done with the touch of a button.

To further streamline our Orthopaedic clinic the medical assistants are trained to touch the screen while the physician spends 100% of their time providing patient care. As I complete the exam I simply state my findings and the information is documented real time in the exam room.  This saves time and ensures accurate documentation throughout the patient visit. Once the visit it completed, all the documentation is available along with prescriptions for medications and physical therapy. Our next step is to implement the MD Logic Patient Kiosk and further streamline our clinic.

In a world where clinical documentation is critical, MD Logic has provided our clinic with the technology and support essential for keeping up with our busy Orthopaedic clinic. The only thing I regret about MD Logic in not having it in place the day we opened the Center for Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine. The support and service offered by MD Logic are excellent. We would recommend MD Logic to any health care provider looking to implement a fast and efficient EMR.

As a former physician in the US military, I used the governments EMR while in the service. The governments EMR was not designed to be flexible or very efficient. When I decided to move into private practice, I knew I wanted to implement a very efficient EMR that could keep up with the fast pace of an Ear, Nose and Throat practice. After seeing the MD Logic demonstration, I immediately knew I had found a fast, efficient and flexible EMR. My clinic documents patient care "real time" in the exam room and utilizes the MD Logic World Wide EMR™ as a paperless practice. The service and support has been great and we are looking forward to future software enhancements. Investing in MD Logic was a great decision for our practice.

As a busy four-man Oncology clinic, it is essential we accurately document care for our patients. Before being introduced to MD Logic, we followed the same cumbersome solution used by many physicians – "dictation". As our clinic grew, having immediate access to patient records along with the ability to immediately document care became essential.

In 1997, we implemented MD Logic. We made the decision to install touch screens in the exam rooms. Looking back, I feel we were probably the first Oncology clinic to country to start documenting care "real time" in the exam room. This was made possible due to the large "easy to touch" buttons that make up the MD Logic system. The nurses are trained to work up the patient visit on the touch screen before the doctor enters the exam room. The doctor simply reviews the updated information on the touch screen. Once the exam is completed, the doctor touches in their exam, diagnosis and treatment plan into the MD Logic World Wide EMR™. The most up to date clinical information is immediately available for both doctors and staff.

When I need to review previous labs, radiology reports or anything regarding my patients, it’s simply just a touch away. MD Logic has become a critical asset to our practice. I could not see practicing medicine without it.

I was first introduced to MD Logic in early 1996 by Tim McKenna, Vice President of Sales of MD Logic. At the time the EMR industry was in its infancy. There was no government mandate or incentive for me to purchase MD Logic other than my own curiosity about electronic medical records and a strong desire to automate and streamline the documentation process in an effort to improve the quality of my notes, increase work flow efficiency in the office and ultimately improve the quality of my life as I was often spending hours after work on dictation.

After researching other documentation input devices, I found that most if not all of these systems were built on either a bar code scanner or drop down menu platform, which seemed to me to be extremely tedious and difficult to use in the exam room while examining patients. One of the many features that set MD Logic Apart was their “screen” and “button” interface. This seemed a much more intuitive way of building a clinical note and a relatively simple task to perform while face-to-face with the patient.

At the same time my solo practice has grown to a four physician group with a staff of 17 employees, all of whom use MD Logic on a daily basis. Notes are completed, referral letters are faxed and charge tickets are generated before the patient leaves the exam room. I was recently informed by a MD Logic representative that our clinic had successfully documented over one hundred and eighty-five thousand (185,000) patient visits  since implementing MD Logic.

In 2006 we transitioned to the MD Logic World Wide EMR™ and we’ve been “paperless” ever since. We have work stations in every exam room, doctor’s private offices, nursing stations, check-in, check-out, billing and administration. We will soon be adding the MD Logic Patient Kiosk to the reception room which will permit patients to touch-in their personal information and past medical history and eliminate the need for the patient to hand write those medical history forms. This will further streamline our clinic and save time by eliminating the need for our medical assistants to re-enter the medical information currently captured on a form. The kiosk will automatically populate the clinical note with information touched in by the patient.

In a nut shell, today my notes are precise and thorough, my office is highly automated and extremely efficient and the quality of my life has been vastly enriched. MD Logic has been a partner in all of this along with a highly stable and intuitive software platform.

MD Logic has been a part of my practice for the past ten years. As a primary care physician, I have the challenge of diagnosing a wide variety of patient complaints. In order to keep pace with my busy schedule, I needed an EMR solution that would not slow me down. I have touch screens in all my exam rooms and document patient care as I see my patients. Prior to implementing MD Logic, I used to hand write my patient visits in a chart. MD Logic provided the technology and the speed to automate my patient visits with accurate patient documentation. My staff can immediately access the patient records within MD Logic. My patients love the fact that their prescriptions are immediately available when they check out at the front desk.

I have spoken to other physicians who have tried other EMRs and failed. Choosing MD Logic was one of the best decisions I have made for my practice. If given the chance to do it all over again, I would choose MD Logic in a heartbeat.