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Medfusion Web-Enables Primetime Software's Instant Medical History Application
(Raleigh, NC, February 11, 2001)
Medfusion, Inc., a leader in interactive online healthcare services, today announced a partnership with Primetime Medical Software, the worldwide leader in computerized patient history taking knowledge bases.
The companies have collaborated to complete integration of Primetime’s Instant Medical History capabilities into Medfusion’s Virtual Office Suite offering for physician practices. Physician clients of both companies can now have patients complete a problem focused health history prior to coming into the office. Patients will save considerable time at the physician office while physicians will save transcription costs and approximately four minutes per patient visit.
Under the terms of the agreement, Medfusion’s Virtual Office Suite of secure, Internet-based physician to patient interactivity tools will be offered to Primetime’s clients for their PC based solutions which include more than 5000 practices nationwide. Medfusion’s clients gain the capability to utilize Instant Medical History’s clinical database developed over fifteen years on a minimal transaction fee basis.
“We are pleased to expand the options available to our physician clients to further utilize the Internet to deploy efficiency generating applications for their practices. By combining Instant Medical History with our existing features like Appointment Reminders and Patient Pre-registration, we can now offer practices options more meaningful reasons to establish an online presence,” commented Stephen Malik, President of Medfusion. "Our existing client practices are excited about the additional ability to communicate with their patients through their own website,” says Matthew Ferrante, President of Primetime Medical Software. “We believe that the Medfusion offering now allows physicians to take advantage of our capabilities both in their offices and prior to patients coming in to the office to maximize productivity.”
