Free, web-based Electronic Medical Record (EMR) company continues rapid growth, adding 200 new medical professionals each day to a community of 43,000 users, and ...

Practice Fusion has released a new, overhauled version of its free electronic health record, optimized for mobile devices, particularly Apple and Android tablets. The upgrade takes the platform, which ...

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- Practice Fusion has been named the top EMR for e-prescribing and keeping users on track to achieve Meaningful Use incentives in a report ...

Cloud-based EHR platform Practice Fusion has launched a new EHR for its users that is designed to work primarily on mobile platforms. The company, which has more than 112,000 users, has received more ...

Due to high demand for beta access, Practice Fusion is limiting availability to medical providers on a first-come, first-served basis. Interested health care ...

Cloud-based EHR provider Practice Fusion has launched a version of its EHR that is native to iOS- and Android-based tablets, meaning the application program has been written for the specific hardware.

The New York Times has a piece today about Practice Fusion, a San Francisco startup that's using Flex and the concept of rich Internet applications to make a splash in the medical world by providing ...

Practice Fusion's innovative ad-supported business model allows any doctor to access a totally free EMR, including support, training and unlimited user accounts. “With more than 400 EMR offerings on ...

Allscripts is buying competing electronic health record vendor Practice Fusion in a $100 million deal that bolsters Allscripts' reach and scale—and moves it up the ranks of the largest EHR businesses ...

Practice Fusion, a San Francisco-based electronic health records (EHR) vendor and a subsidiary of Allscripts, has agreed to a $145 million settlement with the federal government to resolve allegations ...

An electronic health record system provider is offering to equip small physicians practices with cloud-based software on a shoestring. The move is making high-end EHRs that cost tens of millions of ...