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OpenEMR is an open source medical practice management application (EHR EMR PMS) featuring fully integrated electronic health records, scheduling, electronic billing, internationalization, free support, a vibrant community, and a whole lot more.
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GaiaEHR
Electronic Health Record (EHR / EMR)
GaiaEHR(Electronic Health Records) is a Open source Web-Based Software for: Medic Practice management Electronic Medical Records Prescription writing and medical billing application And it can be installed on the following systems: Unix-like systems (Linux, UNIX, and BSD systems) Microsoft systems Mac OS X And other platforms that can run Apache Web server, MySQL We have some other projects here in GaiaEHR.org, some private and other are GPL'd. ... -
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Pennington Firm OpenEMR - Practice management, electronic medical record (EMR), prescription writing and medical billing software licensed under the GPL. OpenEMR supports ANSI X12 medical billing, HL7, and customization of the open source EHR.
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An end-to-end solution for medical management including dispatching medical units, employee management, medical billing, and data analysis.
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