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With eClinicalWorks, we get charged for every little thing. Anytime they come up with a new...

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With eClinicalWorks’ upgrades, there are always some hiccups, but there is nothing major that the...

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The training is a self-train program for the most part, but the vendor does have really good...

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eClinicalWorks has a really good support team. We have a person who we can go to for anything, and...

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I like that once we got through training and understood the product, it was very seamless. We do...

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healow gives us the tools to communicate with our patients. It seamlessly overlays the patient...

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eClinicalWorks’ scheduling module is easy to use. We have a grid where we can see everything at a...

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With eClinicalWorks, the reporting piece is lacking and difficult to use. We don't have a lot of...

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