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How Nimbus EMR is Different

Best Practices. Universal Compliance. The Nimbus EMR system is designed around the Model Medical Record (MMR) developed by the West Virginia Health Care Association. The MMR has received national recognition as a comprehensive, user-friendly tool designed to systematically and consistently comply with State and Federal long-term care regulations and is based on a national review of best practices of facility documentation systems.

Nimbus EMR is truly a complete EMR system that allows for the automation and streamlining of the post-acute care work-flow, increasing safety through evidence based decision support, quality management, and outcome reporting.

Request a demo today and you will soon see why Nimbus EMR is Making Medical Records Intelligent.



Nimbus EMR Modules

Intuitive. Intelligent. Integrated.

Unlike systems that simply “electrify” paper forms, Nimbus EMR offers true Electronic Medical Records and Electronic Health Records. Through our innovative, cloud-based system, entering, accessing, and maintaining records is now easier than ever before. But we’re not just helping you collect data. We’re arming you with intelligence. Harnessing the strength of Nimbus EMR’s powerful application modules, we automatically turn the data collected in your records into powerful information that will advance resident care, boost productivity, and improve profitability in your facility.

 

 

News and Information

Georgia prepares to roll out patient health exchange program

16 August 2011 16:45:38 Having access to some of the information that is stored in medical practices' and long-term care facilities' electronic health record systems may soon be a reality for some consumers in northwest Georgia, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.  More

Protest planned to save New Jersey LTC facility

16 August 2011 9:57:38 The Homestead, a long-term care facility located in Sussex County, New Jersey, was recently put for up sale after the county board determined it to be an economic burden, the Star-Ledger reports.  More