Michelle B.

Walter, Chris has hit some great points. Add to those the additional Pros of being more compliant and audit-worthy, as well as avoiding penalties from Medicare and Medicaid if an EMR is not adopted by 2016; Cons also include the unfortunate fact that many (most) EMRs require physicians to work ...

I cannot speak for all 300+ EMRs, but I can offer you that our organization, Medical Mastermind, has doubled in size as a company and achieved a 200% increase revenue over the past 6 months.

Basically, all EMRs or EHRs are certified to meet meaningful use in order to remain in business. Look for a certification logo from Drummond, ONC-ATCB or CCHIT on the EHR vendor's web site for confirmation. Here is an example of what you might see: http://medicalmastermind.com/resources/certifications/