Expanding Customer Base for Electronic Operative Reports in First Half of 2012
Boston, MA - mTuitive, Inc., the leading provider for synoptic reporting solutions, announced today that it has added 6 more customers for its OpNote product since January 2012. OpNote is a web-based operative report that eliminates dictation and transcription while accelerating the revenue cycle by providing correct procedural codes, quality indicators and immediate sign out. These new OpNote customers are a mix of ambulatory surgery centers (ASCs) and physicians' practices.
Since OpNote is web-based, it's easy to set up customers and launch new users no matter their location — which helps as these new customers are located across the US in California, Florida, Kentucky and Minnesota. The users of OpNote — the surgeons themselves — span many different specialties including pain management, plastic surgery, urology, orthopedic and endoscopic procedures. OpNote covers every surgical specialty and allows users to build dynamic defaults that minimize the time spent reporting while expediting the reimbursement process.
The 6 new customers are:
Lake Cumberland Surgery Center*
The Lorites Group
Dr. Srikanth Padma at Murray County Medical Center
Regional Hand Center of Central California*
Sacred Heart Medical Park*
Surgical Specialists*
*In partnership with SourceMedical
In addition to these new customers, OpNote also conducted a very successful pilot with a hospital located in Vancouver, British Columbia.
mTuitive, Inc. develops data capture and synoptic reporting software to assist health care professionals in recording clinical findings and maintaining compliance with established protocols and guidelines. Our unique method of capturing structured information provides valuable data for pathology, surgery, oncology and cancer staging applications. Our products allow the clinical decision maker to conveniently receive alerts and reference materials directly at the point of care. mTuitive solutions improve care to the patient through quality assurance and error reduction while standardizing and automating manual reporting processes, reducing both time and labor costs.
