MediMobile Weekly Rounds – July 7, 2014

MediMobile Weekly Rounds is a look at what has happened in the past week at MediMobile, from new user preferences to company news. We want to make sure that our customers are in the loop about changes and improvements we have made to our Charge Capture solution.

We took a few weeks off from MediMobile Weekly Rounds while our author was out of the office, but we are back in business with new features for both our mobile app and our web portal. Read on to see what’s new with MediMobile in July.

iPhone, iPad & Android Updates

The biggest news is that we’ve updated our mobile app across all platforms, both Apple and Android devices. That means that you’ll be able to update your iPhone, iPad and Android smartphones and tablets. The updates include:

• An update to enable insurance details
• Update to our medication tool
• A message counter on the menu to highlight new messages

Make sure you update the MediMobile app on your smartphone or tablet to ensure that you can take advantage of the latest update. And, for iPhone and iPad users, if you haven’t updated to iOS 7 yet, you are missing out. There are tons of great new features for MediMobile that are only available on iOS 7, including our patient handoff tool. Update your mobile device today!

MediMobile Web Portal Updates

We’ve also updated the MediMobile Web Portal as well. Not only have we added a new report, but there are a few new features to make MediMobile even easier for providers to use.

Added a Date of Birth search tool to the Patient Create Screen – This lets you use the patient’s DOB as a filter to check and make sure that they are not already in the system, and speeds up the creation process.

Added a Date to Handoff History – This includes a date and time with every patient handoff so providers have the information they need when dealing with a new patient.

Added a New Report: Workload Summary – This report returns RVS (Relative Value Scale) and visits summary calculations sorted by provider.

These features and report are already available on MediMobile. If you haven’t yet, log in to check them out.

Quote for the Week

“In the sick room, ten cents’ worth of human understanding equals ten dollars’ worth of medical science.”

– Martin H. Fischer

MediMobile Weekly Rounds – June 2, 2014

MediMobile Weekly Rounds is a look at what has happened in the past week at MediMobile, from new user preferences to company news. We want to make sure that our customers are in the loop about changes and improvements we have made to our Charge Capture solution.

This week MediMobile has updated our search feature for the web portal and added a new integration for the Northwest Florida Community Hospital. We’ve got some exciting new tools in the works, but we’re not ready to spoil anything just yet.

New MediMobile Feature

We’ve added a new tool to the search function on MediMobile web portal. Now, when you are searching for patients you can include the provider’s name in the search details. This makes the information you need more accessible and making communication about a patient’s care

New Feature Integrations

The MediMobile Integration Engine is what makes our charge capture system so unique. Our flexible solution allows us to pass patient data from your hospital to both providers’ mobile devices and our web portal. We can then pass the patient bill from the provider to your clearinghouse or medical billing team. Our solution also integrates with EHR systems to tie critical data to patient records. Our latest integration is between the CPSI EHR System and Northwest Florida Community Hospital.

Want to learn how to get a MediMobile integration for your hospital? Curious if there is already one in place? You can contact our support team to learn more about our integration package – many of our integration services are included free of charge with the purchase of MediMobile charge capture or billing services. Call 877.495.2070 or email support@medimobile.com to learn more.

Quote for the Week

“Good medicine always tastes bad.”

– Ron Hall