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LawCorp
is an extremely comprehensive software package which allows any Corporate
Attorney Office to track his clients' business, keeping up with all
of the particulars of corporation registration, qualified states, related
entities, location of minute books, offical certificates, accounting,
officers, stocks, shareholders, directors. Reminder reports easily help
you schedule timely annual review client meetings. Reports can be customized
to any law office, but by default, the ones supplied are very detail,
and readable. Need a company profile printed in a flash? It's as close
as one click and a printer away from having a vital Company Profile
in seconds. |
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A.P.T.S.
Automated Property Tracking System |
APTS
can streamline any property management company. Whether it's one large
complex, several, or a mixed bag of apartments, houses, shopping centers,
malls, or office buildings, APTS will easily tell you who pays on time,
who is late, and charge accordingly. You can tell at a glance, what
units are vacant, with many details available about each unit such as
floor type, carpet color, when appliances were installed, and what type.
If you are a property management company who manages many properties
for many people, there is a Landlord module which tracks expenses as
well as rent collected, so you know how much profit to pass along to
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| So you are in charge
of handling all of the utility bills coming in from multiple companies
for a huge complex of buildings, campuses, or mulitple locations? UtilBill
will allow you to spot trouble areas right away by showing you a detail
history of utilities, month-to-month, and year-to-year. So if a bill comes
in that's out of line, you'll be able to spot it right away, saving the
company money. |
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In
2007, Medicare began to require a survey be transmitted to their web
site for a comparison study to inform the public about the performance
of medical centers, allowing the public to view statistical information
based on surveys by the patients of each healthcare facility. The survey
questions Medicare requires to be asked of each patient is fixed, but
they also allow each healthcare facility to ask any additional questions
they wish. While the required questions must fall within strict Medicare
guidelines, and each response must remain anonymous by patient, there
are internal statistics, which can help any healthcare facility to see
clearly where trouble spots cause patient dissatisfaction. The three
major areas covered are the nurses, doctors and facility. If a healthcare
organization can determine where the trouble areas are, they can improve
on those less than desired results, and make a better overall patient
experience. This software allows the employees of the medical facility
to import patient data, keeping the patients' privacy in tact, randomly
selecting patients to survey, then following the Medicare guidelines,
receive the surveys, and transmit the results to the Medicare designated
web site. It also provides additional valuable information not covered
by Medicare to help determine problem areas. |
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| If you receive more
than a few live tissues of various types, you need AlloTrak for all of
your allograph needs. Bar coding and data entry from the time the sample
enters the facility, to any location of refrigeration, all the way to
the Operating Room. Then, each tissue can be tracked, by patient, for
historical follow-up purposes. |
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| So much information
is required to be kept by any Medical Center about the any physician who
practices medicine within their facility. DrMaint (Doctor Maint) is an
application which keeps up with all of the required information and so
much more. Besides all of the obvious credentials, there are extra features
such as exporting data in html format for automatice website updates,
and exporting for email address book updates. Keep all of your physician
data in one place and allow everyone that needs to be able to view critical
data, do so with ease. |
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