TakeCharge 1.1

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This physician-designed application for the Palm and PC captures charges and patient information at the place of service. It's easy and intuitive to use; customizable per specialty; and multiuser/network ready. Even physicians with no knowledge of billing codes or diagnostic codes can generate complete reports that are ready for input into their billing system. TakeCharge makes a preselection of codes that may apply to your situation so you don't have to navigate through long lists to document your charges. It transforms your data into coded information that accurately reflects your encounter and leaves no questions for your biller or coder.

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TakeCharge 1.1