PeakPractice
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Three Ravinia Drive
Atlanta, GA 30346
Eclipsys PeakPractice™ a single application health IT solution provides functionality for patient portal and kiosk Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Practice Management (PM) and Inventory Management. Eclipsys PeakPractice uses the latest Microsoft technology (.NET) to provide a user-friendly environment and enhance workflow. Eclipsys PeakPractice is an award-winning application that supports large and small practices and meets the needs most medical specialties. Note the product has the CCHIT status of 2008 Certification. Eclipsys PeakPractice is a scalable EMR/PM solution that can be delivered via our hosted service model or run on-site in your own environment. You decide what delivery model works best for your practice based on your financial and operational requirements.
User reviews
Average user rating from: 1 user(s)
Eclipsys PeakPractice
Reviewer Details
Title: Dr.
Specialty: Pediatrics
Number of Physicians: 1
User Comment
I'm very excited about Eclipsys' new "Helios" platform and the changes coming for PeakPractice. Very innovative and future-friendly.
Duration of Use
3 Years or More
Duration of Implementation / EHR
More than 3 Years
Duration of Implementation / PM
1 to 3 Years
Purchased from
Manufacturer
Cost
It has been quite a while since purchase. Pricing is within industry norms.
Does it Improve the Quality of Care
It does. Workflow changes, as with all EHRs, are phenomenally challenging, but once flows improve with new process patterns becoming SOP, the quality of information flow and access increases dramatically.
Relationship to Manufacturer - If Any
Have since become friends, but no financial relationship has ever existed.
Pros
Beautiful. Progressive development team. Great people behind the product. Customizable. Lots of bells and whistles.
Cons
Massive. Lots of bells and whistles. Hard to wrap your brain around the entire offering and the vast capabilities of the product. (With time and gradual broadening of experience, this "con" fades.) Still some programming glitches and grammatical issues scattered deep within, though these are diminishing.
Do you Recommend?
Yes
