Rediscover the Joy of Being an OBGYN
ModMed® OBGYN
It’s about time — for you, your family, your patients
Suppose you could save time on every visit. How would you invest that time? Would you focus more time on patients? Focus on time with family? Focus on some “me” time? Whatever is most important to you, it’s about time you consider switching to ModMed OBGYN, our efficient suite of EHR, PM and Patient Engagement solutions just for your specialty.
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rediscover the joy?
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can save you hours of documenting.
More Work/Life Balance
Take time to laugh, live and love. Let EMA® EHR speed up your documentation. EMA presents common diagnoses and treatments first, reduces typing and scrolling, and suggests notes and codes. It’s about time you Rediscover the Joy of work/life balance.
Improved Patient Relationships
Cloud-based ModMed OBGYN frees you to move around the office — and beyond. You can access files efficiently by tablet, browser or smartphone, keeping your focus on people, not computers. It’s about time you Rediscover the Joy of quality time with patients.
Better Communication
Save time, reduce data entry and boost practice efficiency by connecting your front and back offices seamlessly. Our ModMed OBGYN EHR and practice management systems are integrated with a single sign-in. It’s about time you Rediscover the Joy of teamwork.
Peace of Mind
Programmed by OBGYNs, the ModMed OBGYN EHR features patented logic to anticipate your next moves, treatment plans that you can customize, medical knowledge built in, and suggested notes and codes. It’s about time you Rediscover the Joy of being an OBGYN.
Meet the OBGYN docs who code to save you time
Hung Ecklund, MD
Medical Director of OBGYN
ModMed
“I’m very familiar with generalist EHRs and how physicians customize them for their practices. I’ve had to do this myself, and there are definitely limitations.”
Nigel A. Spier, MD
Medical Director of OBGYN
ModMed
“With EMA for iPad, you can document in real time in the exam room, at the point of care, like you were trained to do — not at your desk at the end of the day.”
