Free, web-based EHR is named top vendor for customer satisfaction among primary care specialties by an independent survey of 30,000 ambulatory medical providers SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 19, 2011 ...

Practice Fusion has released a new, overhauled version of its free electronic health record, optimized for mobile devices, particularly Apple and Android tablets. The upgrade takes the platform, which ...

CHICAGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Veradigm ® (OTCMKTS: MDRX), a leading provider of healthcare data and technology solutions, announced today that Black Book, a healthcare-centric market research and public ...

San Francisco-based AliveCor has inked a deal with electronic medical records company Practice Fusion that enables healthcare providers who use AliveCor's smartphone-enabled, single-channel ECG to ...

The fastest growing Electronic Health Record community releases an infographic to celebrate nearly 400% growth over past 12 months and closing of the Series B investment SAN FRANCISCO, April 12, 2011 ...

Cloud-based EHR platform Practice Fusion has launched a new EHR for its users that is designed to work primarily on mobile platforms. The company, which has more than 112,000 users, has received more ...

“At a time when integration is a key component to successful partnerships between physicians and imaging providers, the Practice Fusion partnership was a strategic enhancement, straightforward and of ...

Practice Fusion, a San Francisco-based electronic health records (EHR) vendor and a subsidiary of Allscripts, has agreed to a $145 million settlement with the federal government to resolve allegations ...

Cloud-based EHR provider Practice Fusion has launched a version of its EHR that is native to iOS- and Android-based tablets, meaning the application program has been written for the specific hardware.

Practice Fusion will settle with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission after charges that it misled users of its patient portal into reviewing their physicians – often including sensitive medical ...

Practice Fusion, a medical records startup that attracted more than $150 million from VCs, including at Founders Fund, Kleiner Perkins and Artis Ventures, has received its share of negative press ...