Electronic Billing and Medical Records

Flying W Software, Inc.

Helping Doctors help their patients

Web Solutions for The Medical Industry

Get it ALL with Med-Sys Web, Electronic Billing and Medical Records (EMR / EBS).

Everything is on-line. All you need is a web browser and an Internet connection. We do the rest. Keep all your patient information up to date. Store any scanned document. Track your payments and see who pays and who doesn't.

Travel to any location and still have immediate access to all patient records and all billing records. Have several office locations? Travel to different hospitals? Can't afford lots of computer equipment and don't want to maintain complicated software?

Med-Sys Web is for you!!!

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Web Based Electronic Medical Records

Med-Sys Web is a premiere web based Electronic Medical Records system using Web technologies to provide SECURE, ANYWHERE ACCESS to all practice information. Record patient visits from the office, on-call at home, or while on rounds at the hospital. Travel from location to location and enjoy secure access to live information on all patients, payments and keep in close contact with other staff with internal messaging and built-in email.

Take a look at Med-Sys Web and trial for 30-days. Long-term contracts are available.

Do you get paid on time?

Med-Sys Web uses date sensitive tracking to bring the most important items to your attention. Claims that go unpaid beyond a specified period are displayed on a "Hot List".

Have you ever missed following up with a patient or payer?

With "Call-Center" functionality, any type of note, patient interaction, or collection process is brought to your attention when it reaches the "follow-up date".

Can you view patient diagnosis and treatments while on-call?

Using Internet technologies, all patient information is available for review and edit from any location where an Internet connection is available given proper security authorization.

Does your office know when to follow-up with patients?

When a "follow-up date" is reached on a patient interaction or note it is prominently in a list of action items.

Do you know when to follow-up on claim payments?

Claims that are underpaid beyond a preset number of days are prominently displayed in a list of action items.

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