Daniel Morris – Acupuncture

Still Waters Acupuncture
Kent, WA
09-16-2009

Daniel Morris – Acupuncture

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"I use it in my charting and billing, and setting up my schedule. It’s nice to have an all inclusive system so that all you have to do is have a one touch system. And for charting I use different macros for specifically acupuncture. It make my charting a lot faster, a lot more efficient, and cuts down the words that I want to use for charting."

Tags: Acupuncture, Appointments, Chart Notes, Daniel Morris, Kent, Macros, Patient Ledger, Time Savings, Training, WA

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