Are these things that you are interested in for your own practice, or are you trying to satisfy an insurer's requirement? The reason I ask is that some of these so-called "requirements" don't seem so necessary to me. I am sure we can help you find a way to do what you are wanting to do.
1)Does your EMR included decision-support prompts such as alerts for certain tests, medication conflicts, duplication of tests or meds, visit timelines etc.
I would say:
Tracking lab data and creating alerts for when repeat labs are necessary = yes.
Alerts for certain tests = are you repeating yourself or is this a separate feature from the above?
Visit timelines = yes.
Duplication of tests or meds = no, but why should that be mandatory?
Medication conflicts = no, but why should that be mandatory? There are cheap or free third-party programs to check interactions, if you're not sure.
On another subject-did they fix the demo screen to automatically have the receptionist enter the copay?
I am not sure about this one. If not, I know that the financial part of the program is something Jon is working on for the new version.
