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Pulse provides certified, integrated, electronic health care management systems to thousands of providers across more than 40 specialties nationwide. Pulse’s award-winning, interoperable technology platform includes easy-to-use, cost efficient EHR, Practice Management and Revenue Cycle Management solutions. Pulse is committed to helping their physician partners gain greater workflow efficiencies, reduce costs and achieve Meaningful Use incentives all supported by their best in class client support, training and implementation services.
SequelMed, founded in 1995, is a 2014 ONC-ACB Meaningful Use Certified software vendor offering hospitals, health organizations, physician practices and billing companies Electronic Health Record (EHR), Electronic Medical Record (EMR) and Electronic Practice Management (EPM) solutions. As a leading provider in healthcare IT, SequelMed has earned a number of medical software awards for meeting the critical challenge of simplifying complex healthcare IT needs and ensuring accurate and timely access to patient information. SequelMed software is currently utilized by over 15,000 physicians throughout the United States.
TRAKnet is an expandable, podiatry-specific, 2014 ONC certified, all-in-one practice management platform that enables seamless operation while increasing efficiency, effectiveness, and reducing costs. Built on the trusted Microsoft SQL Server platform, TRAKnet incorporates billing, charting, and scheduling into a single system, allowing effortless transition from scheduling to the encounters and claims. TRAKnet clients have the opportunity to take advantage of exciting program updates, new ancillary products, and services offered by TRAKnet. Their “suite of solutions” offers podiatrists much more than just an EHR.
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