● EMR - $79/month per licensed provider
● Practice Management (PM) - $39/month per billing provider
● All inclusive of support, updates, upgrades
● No upfront license fees
● No long term commitment, pay-as-you-go
● "You don't pay until you get paid" under ARRA policy
● How much is your Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)

THIS IS NOT ...

● a shopping cart
● a contact manager
● online banking

or like anyone of the dozens of character-based, on-line EMR systems currently on the market,

or like anyone of the hundreds of Windows-based systems currently on the market.

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● runs on Windows or Mac
● Microsoft .Net 4 Framework from the beginning
● Microsoft Silverlight 4 from the start
● cloud platforms like Microsoft Azure
● Microsoft SQL Server relational database
● Ready for Windows7 by design
● 64-bit System support by design
● SOA/Web Services, WCF, Entity Framework
● A "clean slate" to start with
● deploy PC/LAN, intranet, or Internet SaaS/cloud model
● sustainable business model aligned with our customer interests
● prepared for what's to come, ARRA/HITECH 2011 through 2015
● platforms, tools, methodologies, and design specifically for change

● Designed for small groups
● Scalable to larger organizations with 100's of users
● Integrated practice management or stand-alone EMR
● Document and scan image management
● "No more features war" policy
● Data conversion to and from policy
● User-centric design (vs. data-centered)
● Focus on usability, office workflow, and interoperability
● Consistent navigation, usability vs. utility bridged, UI and UX
● Ease of implementation and transition; unstructured to structured data
● Features and functions for the next 10-years ...
● ICD-10 coding by design
● and the related switch to ANSI X12 5010 standards
● CHC and FQHC reporting requirements; foreign language support

● ARRA/HITECH HHS certification requirements by design
● ARRA/HITECH meaningful use by design, 2011 and later
● Healthcare Information Technology Standards Panel (HITSP)
● Microsoft Health; UI standards specifically for health care
● Data set standards by design
     ● HL7 Version 3.x
     ● HL7 Electronic Health Record
     ● ASTM E1384, E2369
     

THE NEW WAY Step 1. Drag n' Drop Image Done -- seconds later, with far less chance for error and workflow interruption. Just one of the dozens of UI/UX features and functions.

THE OLD WAY Step 1. training on how to upload an image Step 2. find the 'file upload' button Step 3. navigate to a folder where you think the image might be Step 4. exit, and locate the image Step 5. start Step 2 again above Step 6. click the 'file upload' routine Step 7. navigate folders and sub-folders to image Step 8. click image file Step 9. click upload Step 10. wait Step 11. confirmed Done -- minutes later, after a fair amount of frustration, chances for errors along the way, and significant interruption to your workflow.

Service and System  Highlights

At a glance, why AXEO PM+EMR ...

▪ Affordable, <$100 per month
▪ pay as you go
▪ no setup fees
▪ no upfront license fees
▪ immediate setup and access
▪ add new users, remove users
▪ Platform for the next 10 years
▪ PC, Mac, or Linux OS
▪ Internet, intranet, or local net
▪ Browser based access, and
▪ rich UI/UX
▪ Total Cost of Ownership (TOC)

► Silverlight for Windows Phone

► EHR/EMR In the News

► Glossary, Abbreviations, & Definitions

► Advisory Group

► 25+ Year Track Record

► Telemedicine

THE NEW WAY Step 1. Sign-up

THE OLD WAY Step 1. months of RFPs and RFQs Step 2. lengthy and expensive contract negotiations Step 3. upfront license fees Step 4. client/server hardware and software procurement Step 5. ongoing IT staff and/or consultant time and expense Step 6. ongoing support fees Step 7. and more ...

Meaningful use as defined by ARRA/HITECH is just a start. Is your EMR (or will your EMR be) meaningful to you?

Helpful, usable, and useful, or will it create more problems than it solves. Is it one more thing to worry about?

Is your EMR just another expense, or is it an asset that gives your office a competitive edge in the eyes of your patients, your staff and associates?

DATA STANDARDS and UI STANDARDS. 

UI (user interface) standards are now coming forth so the data entered is accurate and resulting presentation and workflow are useful. The accurate entry of data is a fundamental function within clinical applications, and, in many cases, has safety implications for patients within clinical and administrative processes.

We follow guidance that helps with unambiguous data entry, while enhancing patient safety and clinical application usability by:

• Providing a clear mechanism for guiding the user towards entry of an accurate value, therefore reducing human error
• Providing efficient input controls for the user to enter values in a fast and easy manner

INCUMBENT SYSTEMS

"Systems currently on the the market with a significant installed base are obsolete by definition."

"Literally hundreds of EMR systems are clustered around the Windows GUI and Outlook look 'n feel."

As one UI expert calls it, "an immediate cacophony of labels and flashing signs".