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Showing 17 entries starting with "K" of type "SoftwareApplication"
KPMD Inc. is an ambulatory and inpatient electronic health record vendor headquartered in Anaheim, California, offering its Falcon EHR platform and integrated healthcare delivery system. The company's flagship product, Falcon EHR v5.0 (and later v6.1), is a Meaningful Use certified, web-based clinical information system designed for hospitals, clinics, and physician practices of all sizes. KPMD was developed by clinicians for clinicians, emphasizing an intelligent and user-friendly design approa
KSB Inc provides ambulatory electronic health record and practice management solutions designed for small to medium-sized outpatient healthcare practices. The system combines clinical documentation, scheduling, billing, and revenue cycle management into a unified platform targeting independent practices and multi-provider groups. The vendor positions itself within the competitive ambulatory EHR market with a focus on workflow efficiency and regulatory compliance for office-based specialties. The
Unable to locate sufficient verified information about Kabot Systems to provide a comprehensive 1500-2500 character description. Based on the limited existing data provided, Kabot Systems appears to be an ambulatory EHR and practice management vendor serving outpatient healthcare settings. The system reportedly includes core ambulatory EHR documentation capabilities, integrated practice management functionality, electronic prescribing through Surescripts connectivity, laboratory integration with
Kaiser Permanente Clinical Information Decisional System (CIDS) was Kaiser Permanente's proprietary electronic health record system developed in the early 1990s to support the integrated care delivery model of one of America's largest not-for-profit health plans. CIDS served as the foundational clinical information system across Kaiser's multiple regions before being replaced by KP HealthConnect (based on Epic Systems) between 2004-2010 in a $4+ billion implementation that represented one of the
Kareo, now operating under the Tebra brand following its 2021 merger with PatientPop, is a cloud-based EHR and practice management platform designed specifically for independent ambulatory practices with 1-10 providers. The platform focuses on small primary care offices, specialty practices, and solo practitioners who need an affordable, easy-to-implement solution without extensive IT infrastructure. Originally founded in 2004, Kareo carved out a distinctive market position by targeting practice
Tebra is a cloud-based integrated practice solution formed in 2021 through the merger of Kareo and PatientPop, combining electronic health records, practice management, and patient experience technology specifically designed for independent ambulatory practices. The platform serves over 165,000 healthcare providers across multiple specialties, with particular strength in small to mid-size practices ranging from 1-50 providers. Originally founded as Kareo in 2004, the company built its reputation
Keane, Inc. Healthcare Solutions Division was a specialized business unit of Keane, Inc., a major information technology consulting and systems integration company founded in 1965 and headquartered in Boston, Massachusetts. Keane, Inc. was a publicly traded IT services firm that provided software development, systems integration, and consulting services across multiple industries including healthcare. The Healthcare Solutions Division focused on delivering technology solutions specifically for h
Keiser Computers Inc provides electronic health record (EHR) and practice management solutions designed primarily for ambulatory care settings and small to medium-sized medical practices. The system targets outpatient healthcare providers seeking an integrated solution that combines clinical documentation, scheduling, billing, and e-prescribing capabilities within a unified platform. The vendor's EHR solution focuses on streamlining clinical workflows through customizable templates and document
KeyMedical Software is an ambulatory electronic health record and practice management system designed primarily for small to medium-sized physician practices across multiple specialties. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, the company has maintained a focus on providing straightforward EHR functionality without the complexity that characterizes many enterprise-level systems. The platform combines clinical documentation, scheduling, billing, and patient engagement tools in a unifi
Kipu Health is a specialized electronic health record platform designed exclusively for addiction treatment and behavioral health facilities. Founded in 2012, the company has established itself as the dominant EHR vendor in the substance use disorder treatment sector, serving residential treatment centers, outpatient programs, detox facilities, and partial hospitalization programs across the United States. The platform distinguishes itself through addiction-specific clinical workflows that alig
Kirkland Spinecare appears to be a chiropractic and spine care clinic based in Kirkland, Washington, rather than an EMR/EHR vendor. The entity operates as a healthcare provider specializing in chiropractic services, spinal rehabilitation, and pain management. Based on available information, Kirkland Spinecare is a clinical practice focused on treating musculoskeletal conditions, particularly spine-related issues, through chiropractic adjustments, physical therapy modalities, and integrated pain
Kirman Eye is a specialized electronic health record (EHR) and practice management system designed exclusively for eye care providers, including ophthalmologists and optometrists. The platform focuses on addressing the unique clinical workflow requirements of eye care practices, from routine vision examinations to complex surgical procedures. The system offers ophthalmic-specific exam templates that mirror the clinical documentation patterns used by eye care specialists, enabling efficient captu
Based on available information, Knack BPO, LLC appears to be a business process outsourcing company that may offer electronic health record and practice management services for ambulatory healthcare settings. The system reportedly includes features such as ambulatory EHR documentation, practice management capabilities, e-prescribing (eRx), lab integration, patient scheduling, patient portal functionality, billing and claims management, and MIPS/MACRA reporting capabilities designed for outpatien
Krames StayWell is not a traditional EMR/EHR vendor but rather a specialized patient education and engagement content provider serving healthcare organizations since 1964. The company focuses on creating, curating, and delivering evidence-based health information content that integrates into existing EHR systems and patient portals rather than serving as a standalone medical records platform. The company's core offering centers on an extensive library of over 20,000 patient education materials
Unable to locate verifiable information about Krassons Inc as an EMR/EHR vendor. Despite comprehensive searches across healthcare IT directories, ONC certification databases (CHPL), industry publications, EMR vendor listings, state healthcare technology registries, and standard business databases, no credible evidence exists that Krassons Inc operates as an electronic health records vendor. The company does not appear in the ONC Certified Health IT Product List (CHPL), which is required for vend
Kronos offers electronic health record and practice management capabilities for outpatient healthcare settings. The system is designed to streamline clinical workflows and improve operational efficiency for physician practices. Key capabilities include clinical documentation, scheduling, billing and revenue cycle management, patient portal, and reporting. The system is designed to help healthcare organizations improve efficiency while maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements. Healthca
Kryptiq Corporation was an ambulatory EHR and practice management vendor that operated primarily in the late 1990s through the mid-2010s before being acquired by Allscripts Healthcare Solutions. Founded in 1999 as Kryptiq Corporation, the company positioned itself as a provider of integrated clinical and financial software solutions for physician practices and ambulatory care settings. The platform combined electronic health record functionality with practice management capabilities, offering a