Achieve unprecedented stability and security with instant access to all your practice information. Any location. Any device. Stay in touch with your patients and practice all the time. AWS now included.
Save a bundle on equipment and IT costs. All you need to use any of our technologies is an internet connection and your favorite device.
HIEs are simply better in the cloud, making affordable to connect to the growing network of healthcare technologies. For example, you can receive alerts when a patient is admitted or discharged from an ER.
Break the chains of being in the office. Our cloud medical software suite means you can access all your information from anywhere, anytime.
Guaranteed uptime, hourly backups and the latest encryption technology keep you safeguarded against potential threats and data loss.
There are no servers, software licenses or upgrades to purchase – and your updates are always free and automatic.
Because nobody likes data entry. Information such as charges automatically pass between AdvancedMD EHR software and billing software keeping all member of your staff in sync.
Since 1999 have stayed true to our commitment to be a highly performant medical office software platform built entirely on a secure cloud environment. As pioneers in software as a service (SAAS) systems, we knew that cloud computing and cloud data management make life better and more secure for our clients and our applications. Better access to information. Highest standards of data security. Effortless file storage and backup. No other cloud-based ambulatory office software can match our software capability coupled with the robustness of Amazon Web Services.
There is only one version of our software code and every customer accesses the latest version. There is nothing to install and never anything to upgrade. Because we make continual updates, you always have the latest code set when you log in. It’s that simple.
Our network architecture is open and extensible to a wide variety of healthcare technology partners, allowing you to keep needed legacy systems. You also have the freedom to add third-party technologies that are nicely integrated with AdvancedMD for bi-directional data flow. We continuously add new Integrations Marketplace partners to ensure you always have access to the best offerings within the global healthcare IT community.
We designed our software to be simple, accessible, unified and server-free for all your applications – scheduling, billing, clinical and patient engagement. Increased access and unified data integration mean running your practice is much more productive and enjoyable. The AdvancedMD cloud lets you work from anywhere without a virtual private network (VPN) and any member of your staff can access information simply and securely through a browser, tablet or smartphone.
Because most ransomware attacks are initiated with successful phishing attacks, we employ industry standard anti-phishing technology to detect and eliminate likely phishing emails. We use phishing education software to train our employees on how to recognize phishing attacks. In the unlikely event that a phishing attack is successful, we employ 2-factor authentication (2FA) for our email and other key systems to ensure that compromised credentials cannot be used to gain access to sensitive systems or distribute ransomware.
In addition to protecting against phishing attacks, we are aware of other attack vectors, including exploitation of obsolete services like SMB v1, and continually scanning to ensure that no instances of those unsecure service are running in our corporate and production environments. We also have multiple layers of monitoring by internal and external experts, to identify any signs of ransomware within our networks.
When it comes to ransomware, as with so many other security threats, some of the most effective defenses are also among the easiest. We offer 2-factor authentication (multi-factor authentication, 2FA or MFA). 2FA is free with AdvancedMD and very easy to set up. 2FA provides excellent protection against compromised passwords, which is often a part of phishing attacks like those that are also used to distribute ransomware. Learn more about minimizing the threat from ransomware and other malicious attacks.
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The Pain Care Center
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Center for Balanced Health
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La Loma Medical Center
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