
MedRight is a user-friendly, fully supported, cost-effective EHR/eMAR that can be used in senior living communities such as ALFs, and SNFs.
Because of its flexible configuration features, other users include IDDs, and treatment centers). MedRight is HIPAA compliant and ensures patient safety. MedRight is used coast to coast and includes all the features needed to manage any senior living community:
Inventory Tracking
e-Naarcotic Logs
eMAR
Full reporting
Seizure Tracking
Behavior Tracking
Charting
Incident Tracking
Manage Staff and Residents
Assessments
Care Plans
Community Calendar
Resident Calendar
Vital Tracking and Graphing
e-Prescribing
Refusal Log
Text/email notifications
Document Manager
Alerts and Trends
Pharmacy Integration
Ability to work without internet
Standing Orders
email blasts to resident families
Family Portal
CRM specific for your usage
ADL tracking
Wound management
Staff License and Training Management
Dashboard to track Key Performance Indicators (KPI)
Web-based and on the Cloud
We integrate with other health care providers using our API and strongly believe in healthcare interoperability.
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