IDS in your medical office Scanning with document management We can try to tell you how great IDS is for medical offices but the following from a practice manager sums it up best:   “…The IDS system was different…made for anyone, not just those that may be computer savvy and the cost was by far the best deal I’ve encountered…The savings realized in recycling our patient charts and dividers has allowed the system to ‘pay for itself’, as well as eliminating the need (and cost) of an off site storage unit facility… The ability to customize the program to our needs was a deciding factor in purchasing this program… (It) allows us more than one data set and will also store our accounting records, payroll records and personnel files.” IDS and EMR This client researched electronic medical records (EMR) systems for their practice and wanted to know how IDS would interface with various systems. Since IDS uses the universal standard .PDF format, IDS will work with all EMR systems. EMR systems attach IDS documents to patient charts the same way they attach lab reports, physician referrals, etc. - an IDS document is just another external .PDF file to the EMR system. The ability to include your archived patient records into your EMR system easily, will help you enhance your patient care and ensure all of your patient’s history is available quickly! See For Yourself IDS is:       Incredibly easy to use.       Extremely simple to operate.       Very user friendly.       Exceptionally short learning curve.       Cost efficient. I know, I know – you have heard it all before. Well, with IDS, it’s all true. As the office manager said:                         "...IDS is made for anyone" Take a look at this short, online slide show and see just how easy it is to add a patient to IDS and then scan in documents.                           Slide Show Invite us on site for one hour and try out the real IDS for yourself. Free Demo* * On site demos are available only in the metropolitan Phoenix AZ area    at this time. Legal   Medical   Business   FAQ   Free Demo   Requirements   Overview   Home