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10 Top Medical Practice Management Software Systems

Anthony Vecchione March 14, 2012 09:56 AM Practice management software keeps the medical office running smoothly, and the wrong package can wreak havoc with billing, scheduling, and other essential business processes. A closer look at KLAS' top-ranked systems will help you choose the one that best fits your practice.

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10 Top Medical Practice Management Software Systems

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AthenaHealth AthenaCollector

AthenaHealth's AthenaCollector cloud-based medical billing system helps identify issues, track trends, and improve workflow. One popular feature is the Billing Rules Engine that is designed to help physicians collect money by drawing on industry-leading payer-rules intelligence and making sure that medical billing claims are addressed the first time. According to Athena, practices that use AthenaCollector see an average 12% increase in collections and an average 35% reduction in their days in accounts receivable. The cloud-based network delivers robust reporting, tracking, and benchmarking of a practice's financial performance.

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