Stay away from this EMR
I am in my office and have 30 people to see today and I cannot see anyone because over the weekend they messed up the program so badly that the program will not run. They do not care how much they hurt my business!! I cannot think of anything good to say about them now!!
It’s not just the app that is lacking
The app could be much better. But the entire EMR is woefully outdated. It was of the earliest EMRs, but it has not evolved to meet current electronic health record needs. It is cumbersome, counterintuitive, features are buried so deeply that they cannot be found, and tech support is poor.
I have been using this system for 9 years and have decided to move on. The system itself is now the biggest reason for inefficiency in the daily operation of the practice.
I have been using this system for 9 years and have decided to move on. The system itself is now the biggest reason for inefficiency in the daily operation of the practice.
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Useless
Be nice if I can create a account!
TERRIBLE APP FOR PATIENT
Patient has to wait until doctor gets information before patient gets info! Then when patient gets info it may read INCREASE AND GIVE YOU NO NUMBERS TO COMPARE INCREASE! TERRIBLE APP! AND YOU CANNOT GET INFO UNTIL YOUR DOCTOR GETS IT FIRST! And QUEST WILL HAUNT YOU FOR PAYMENT!!! Going to LAB COR TO SEE WHAT THEY HAVE!
QUEST IS NOT PATIENT FRIENDLY!
QUEST IS NOT PATIENT FRIENDLY!
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SECURITY BREECH
NEW YORK TIMES - A medical laboratory company based in New Jersey said Monday that it was investigating a recent hack that exposed the personal health information of about 34,000 people.
An “unauthorized third party” gained access to names, dates of birth, lab results and, in some cases, telephone numbers on Nov. 26 through a mobile health app that gives patients access to lab results and other information, according to the company, Quest Diagnostics, which is based in Madison, N.J.
I deleted the app and my account until I see a resolution and an update to the application to fix the vulnerabilities.
An “unauthorized third party” gained access to names, dates of birth, lab results and, in some cases, telephone numbers on Nov. 26 through a mobile health app that gives patients access to lab results and other information, according to the company, Quest Diagnostics, which is based in Madison, N.J.
I deleted the app and my account until I see a resolution and an update to the application to fix the vulnerabilities.
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