I need the price for software that would do a variety of things such as scheduling, billing, etc..  Please paste any links.  Thaks!
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The big question with medical billing /practice management software is what is your budget? How big is your practice? What are your MUST HAVE pieces of functionality? (pracitce management, claims submission adjudication & processing, scheduling, provider&#92;prescriber management, billing, referral mgmt etc)\n\nDo you need a web based solution or a windows based program? Do you need just a small database or a large solution for a hospital? \n\nI've been writing healthcare & pharma systems for about 10 years now. I can tell you there are tons and tons of pre-built systems out there ranging from a few hundred dollars to a few hundred thousand dollars.\n\nIf you have a large practice with very complex needs you might want to check out Eclipsys http://www.eclipsys.com or Shared Medical Systems http://www.smed.com\n\nA good place to comapre vendors is http://knowledgestorm.com Do a search on Medical Practice Management Software\n\nAnd don't forget! If you want a custom built solution or can't find anything in your price range you can always contact me :)\n\nbest of luck to you
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Sounds like you're looking for something very specific.\n\nYou may want to go ahead and support them by paying them.  The most expesinve software they sell is only 70 bucks...and the Lite version is free.
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Try staples, amazon, pc world, and dixons.  All sell software.
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Well yes MS Office will be best choice for you and if you are trying to get some kind of totally free software for setting up your business then go for OPEN OFFICE its not only free but have as much features as MS Office have. \n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\n\nI hope this little information may help you a bit
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What you will end up buying is a burned copy of the software.  There is no way you're going to get an $800 program for $30 legally.  Don't buy into this.  If you want to get the software illegally, find a way to download it, don't support these crooks though.
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Dragon Naturally Speaking seems to be on the top of the list for this sort of program.  Try Staples, Wal-Mart, WalGreens, or other such stores.  Office supply stores that carry software typically have it.  You can also order on line.
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Blue Hippo pc financing is a major ripoff.  You wind up paying $1,779.48 for a computer that is literally worth about $300.  Free printer, $30, and free lcd tv, maybe $200 (I'm sure it's as low-res as possible)  And don't fall for the "$700 value worth of software free" crap either.  They are about as crooked as Rent-a-center and those types of places.
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Which software are you referring too? MLS, contact mgmt, photo, visual tour, etc?
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Check out Office Live. I think that is what he must have been talking about. They are in Beta testing right now.
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go to best buy! they have all kinds of software programs to hep you out. just ask around!
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Schafer's has Business Management software designed for Service&#92;Contracting including HVAC software, etc. here is a link to the web site - http://www.shafers.com/products/
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Look in Business Software Alliance. http://www.bsa.org\n\nMicrosoft's website should have some info too. http://www.microsoft.com/piracy
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While what you want to do could be done with Access, programming Access to do it -- make the forms, the queries and reports needed -- is very difficult, if you don't have fairly advanced database / Access skills.\n\nAlso, you're going to want this product to have rock-solid support -- because once you start using it, you'll be tied to it, and if it fails, you'll need it fixed ASAP.\n\nAs a result, you're not going to find something like what you are asking for out there for free, and having it custom programmed is going to cost more than buying it off the shelf -- at least, if the programmer is worth his salt.\n\nInstead, you should look for an off-the-shelf solution.\n\nQuickbooks -- http://www.intuit.com -- is one option; it technically is bookkeeping software, but it has advanced inventory management features and can handle purchase orders / autodepleting inventory based on purchase orders.\n\nIt will cost several hundred dollars to purchase, but you will find, again, that even so, it's one of the more affordable solutions.\n\nShort of that, there are lots of other software packages out there; most will cost even more than Quickbooks.\n\nA final option might be to find a college student who is in a database administration or programming course, and see if he's be willing to build this for you on the cheap. But remember, you get what you pay for.
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look at Microsofts office downloads section. they have a lot of business related templates and such you could use that might help you out.
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I suggest contacting your software vendor for the names of other clients, or they may know of a user group.  Also, try Googling the name of the program and "user group" and you may get a hit.
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The computer makers get paid to put software on the new systems, you would think they would at least throw in a quick start guide.\n\nThe best way, is to Google the questioned software, get to their homepage an go from there. With any luck, there will be a PDF file you can store on your system for future use.
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One pretty good one and amazingly easy is Microsoft's... Picture IT! Relatively inexpensive and it has a great deal of options (everything you asked for plus much, much more). I've been using it for a few years.