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Stephen O'Connor

By: Stephen O'Connor on February 18th, 2013

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How Can Behavioral Health Software Help My Practice

Healthcare Advice

behavioral healthMental health care has seen a marked increase in demand in recent years. A growth in public awareness, coupled with a decrease in quality care facilities has led many practitioners to find themselves swamped with an influx of new clients, and the subsequent medical records that follow along with them. In addition, the steadily increasing power of both personal and enterprise level technology has significantly shortened the amount of time your average customer is willing to spend waiting for anything related to their own medical care.

In other words, your practice is more than likely stretched to the breaking point.

To that end, more than one medical software company has created behavioral health software to help with the day-to-day  management of mental health care facilities and records. These applications aim to address real issues created by the reduction of budgets and staffing. Modern, enterprise-level software can leverage its inherent power to address several of these concerns. These include the following:

  • The steadily changing and increasing reporting requirements
  • The constant demand for data aggregation
  • The need for automated patient billing
  • The market demand for instantaneous financial, clinical and management tools
  • The development and tracking of effective treatments 
  • Compliance with emerging electronic health record requirements
  • Desire for data analysis and benchmarking
  • Scalable technology that allows you to update its processes, keeping your office management tools as effective as possible
  • A simplified interface that can make all of this power easy to use for the staff of a medical center

Since any one of the above issues can severely compromise the efficiency of your office, a good behavioral health software package that encompasses all of the above can save your practice thousands of dollars and countless man hours of tedious work. Some of the more forward thinking developers even offer on-site employees to help with software installs, as well as any issues that may arise during regular operation.

If your practice wishes to finally find a way to stay above water in the constantly changing landscape of medical records management, behavioral health software is the exact tool to help your staff work efficiently, and meet the ever increasing needs of your clients.

About Stephen O'Connor

Stephen O'Connor is the Director of Brand and Digital Marketing, responsible for many aspects of Advanced Data Systems Corporation’s (ADS) marketing, including product marketing, customer acquisition, demand generation, brand, brand design, and content marketing.

Stephen has more than 20 years of healthcare industry experience. Prior to ADS, Stephen spent 11 years at Medical Resources Inc. (MRI), most recently as the Manager of Marketing & Internet Services, where he and his teams were responsible for all marketing efforts and the market positioning of MRI’s services.

Stephen spends his day's planning, writing, & designing resources for the modern healthcare professional.