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  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 11, 2015
  • October 14, 2017

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Access patient history, problem lists, and appointment schedules remotely. This app integrates with electronic health records to help healthcare providers manage patient data and communicate with peers from any location. It offers user experience enhancements and new features for managing patient information and vitals.

Remote patient data access
Integration with Prime Suite EHR
Customizable Home page and Facesheet
New tab options for Home page
Support for additional widget columns
See and sign unsigned documents
Vitals improvements with new fields
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What's New in Prime Mobile V4.25

4.2.5

October 14, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. User experience enhancements •Customize your Home page and Facesheet with new tab options. •Support for additional widget columns See and sign unsigned documents in the new, dedicated tab on the home page.* Create a Miscellaneous note from a Task* Enter multiple races and ethnicities.* Add severity and reactions information to allergies.* Quickly see when patients fill their prescriptions via Rx Fill Status* (only available for select pharmacies) Vitals improvements •New vitals fields account for orthostatic vitals, flow rate, and FiO2 stats.* •Use Prime Suite’s Default Units of Measure *Requires Prime Suite v18.00

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User reviews

They treat this App like they do the desktop version.

Greenway EHR and Prime mobile are 3rd rate medical record systems that the company puts minimal effort into with trivial updates that bring no increase in usability. After coming from using epic, cerner, eCW, and athena net in the past I can say without a doubt that this company is the worst one. Work flow is horrible, lag time, 20 clicks to achieve one thing, system crashes, and poor customer support are rampant. If you are looking for a system to chart on or use in your clinic or hospital system I would highly suggest looking elsewhere. Charting with pen and paper or even rock and chisel would lead to less headaches than this system will cause you and your health system.
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Bad

The app is extremely slo, times out frequently, is limited on things you can do within the app, and most days won't even open and load a note, labs, etc. It's barely worth keeping the app icon which basically is just taking up space on my screen.

Still in need of many updates

Basically read only- no functionality- which was the plan at Greenway user conference in 2011, so still waiting!

Please do better

I want you to succeed, seriously I’m cheering you on. But the app remains unusable. If you try to send a task, it usually says it can’t do so. It’s barely functional as a one-way portal, when really you should be going for complete functionality here. The app is unstable, often crashes, sometimes prescriptions don’t get sent to pharmacies, you can’t write any meaningful notes (misc notes don’t count), and honestly the list goes on. Please keep trying to improve and expand the app, it could be so much more.
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Still with so many flaws

Have use this app for a long time and I've been unhappy with it since the beginning. It has improved and I appreciate the ability to document miscellaneous notes and even prescribe medications. However, so many times the app fails to deliver on its basic functions. Either I can't document properly, or when I'm documenting I can't edit the text properly, or it reports multiple errors. Many times it is not allowed me to properly prescribe medications and has on at least two occasions induced errors in the prescriptions. It is unreliable and I am often uncertain as to whether it is worthwhile to continue using it. Unfortunately it is the only option for Primesuite EMR users. With so many better options on the market these days is about time to change EMRs.
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FAQ

What is Prime Mobile?

Prime Mobile is a medical application designed for healthcare providers on the go. It allows them to access patient history, problem lists, progress notes, and appointment schedules remotely through integration with Greenway's Prime Suite electronic health record.

What are the new features in Prime Mobile v4.25?

Version 4.25 includes user experience enhancements like customizable Home pages and Facesheets, support for additional widget columns, and the ability to see and sign unsigned documents. It also adds new fields for vitals and allows for entering multiple races and ethnicities.

What are the system requirements for Prime Mobile?

Prime Mobile v4.25 requires an iPhone 5 or later, iPad 2 or later, and iOS 9.0 or later. Some features require Prime Suite v18.00, but most features from v2 and higher are supported with Prime Suite v17.10.06 or later.

Does Prime Mobile have ads?

No, Prime Mobile does not contain advertisements. The application is free to download and use without any ad interruptions.

What is the user sentiment for Prime Mobile based on ratings?

Prime Mobile has a rating of 2.5 stars from 16 ratings. This suggests that user satisfaction may be mixed, with some users experiencing issues or finding the app less than ideal.

How often is Prime Mobile updated?

The latest version, 4.2.5, was released on October 14, 2017. The app was initially released on June 11, 2015. Update frequency can vary, but this indicates it receives periodic updates.

Is Prime Mobile available on Android devices?

Based on the provided information, Prime Mobile is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. There is no mention of Android compatibility, suggesting it is an iOS-exclusive application.

What is the age rating for Prime Mobile?

Prime Mobile has an age rating of 17+. This is typical for medical applications that handle sensitive patient information and require a mature understanding of healthcare contexts.