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ATLANTA, Ga.— EPOWERdoc has been selected to provide its Electronic Health Record (EHR) system for use in the Emergency Department and Inpatient services at the Stat Specialty Hospital in Laredo, Texas. The EPOWERdoc team is working with the Information Technology staff at Stat Specialty Hospital on the implementation of the EHR.

While not necessarily a new model of care delivery, the explosion of freestanding emergency centers (FEC) in Texas has captured the interest of the healthcare industry. As a leader in providing Electronic Medical Record (EMR) technology to these providers, EPOWERdoc has a built a strong foundation in serving the unique needs of the FEC.

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You have your leading edge electronic health record system in place, you've attested to meaningful use and your providers have gotten comfortable with the technology. All done, right?

Wrong. If you don't have a back-up plan for the times when your system is down, you are flirting with disaster. It's been said that necessity is the mother of all invention, but when your system is down and you don't have a clearly defined process in place to deal with it, you won't have time to invent anything that will help you maintain an efficient and effective practice.

EMRDoc, the Emergency Department Information System (EDIS) developed and marketed by EPOWERdoc, Inc., has been granted a US Patent. EMRDoc is a full Electronic Health Record (EHR) and Emergency Department (ED) management platform that has been designed from the ground up by a clinical development team to accommodate the unique workflow of the ED.

It has been a busy spring for the EPOWERdoc team. Staff has recently attended, exhibited and presented at a number of conferences across the country.

EPOWERdoc has been selected to provide its emergency medical record (EMR) at the Exceptional ER facility in Fort Worth, Texas. The EPOWERdoc team is working with the Information Technology staff at Exceptional ER to bring the EMR live in the coming weeks.

Riverside ER recently brought the EPOWERdoc electronic medical record (EMR) live at its freestanding emergency department (FEC) in New Braunfels, Texas. Riverside ER provides an array of diagnostic, emergency and trauma services from its standalone site.

Reliant Emergency Room of Corpus Chrisi, Texas has chosen EPOWERdoc to provide its electronic medical record (EMR). The go-live team from EPOWERdoc is currently working with the staff of Reliant Emergency Room to implement the EMR. Reliant Emergency Room is a freestanding emergency center (FEC).

Code 3 ER is set to add the EPOWERdoc electronic medical record (EMR) at its urgent care center and freestanding emergency center (FEC) at Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport. The EPOWERdoc team is working with staff at the DFW site for a phased implementation in the urgent care first and then the ER when it officially opens. EPOWERdoc is the EMR provider for Code 3 ER locations across Texas and at McCarran Airport in Las Vegas.