MDeverywhere alliance points PDA apps at physician groups

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MDeverywhere alliance points PDA apps at physician groupsMDeverywhere, a provider of mobile computing applications, has formed a strategic alliance with Beacon Partners, a national healthcare-management consulting firm, to make

MDeverywhere alliance points PDA apps at physician groups

MDeverywhere, a provider of mobile computing applications, has formed a strategic alliance with Beacon Partners, a national healthcare-management consulting firm, to make MDeverywhere’s EveryCharge application available to multiple-physician group practices. EveryCharge allows physicians to capture diagnoses, treatment, and other billing information on a handheld device; other services, including dictation, order entry, and prescriptions, will be integrated over the next few months. The two firms have already identified several large physician group practices to market this service to, and they expect the first customers to go live by October.

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