December 10, 2004
Gulf Coast Business Review 2004 Technology Awards
On December 10, 2004, the Gulf Coast Business Review honored Medical Voice Products as one of the three top technology companies in the Florida gulf coast region. Medical Voice Products received the award, sharing the top three places with prestigious organizations such as Florikan ESA and the Roskamp Foundation.
Accepting the award at a breakfast at the University of South Florida Campus, Ron Carson and Katherine Conners “wowed” the audience with a demonstration of the voice activated transcription replacement software.
The award recognition further helps to establish Medical Voice Products as a leader in the electronic medical software industry.
March 1, 2007
MVP, Inc. Announces Release of Innovative New EMR Software
Katherine Conners, CEO and President of Medical Voice Products, Inc., Sarasota, Florida, announced that they have released the .Net MVP Enterprise Edition voice activated EHR software.
Ms. Conners stated, “The mission of Medical Voice Products is to assist medical facilities in streamlining their procedures through automation and technology. The use of EMR software has been shown to both save time and eliminate errors, while providing more complete and immediately accessible patient records.”
The .Net version has the full capabilities of the MVP Enterprise Edition, with some significant additional features. Remote dictation, ability to use the Internet for remote dictation and prescription writing capabilities are just a few of the new features that make MVP one of the top electronic medical records software companies in the market.
The EMR software is designed with larger clinics, multi-office and hospitals in mind, but can also be of great benefit to individual and small practices. The ability to do remote dictation allows each practitioner to be able to transcribe his notes immediately, from any location that has access to the Internet. The prescription writer has the ability to track allergies and medications accurately. This will allow the patient files to be updated in a quick and precise manner.
To promote the release of the .Net Version, Medical Voice Products, Inc.
will be participating in some major conferences as well as advertising in
national medical publications over the next few months, These conferences
will provide MVP with excellent exposure in fields and specialties previously
untapped by the company.
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What is HIPAA?
The US Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, referred
to as HIPAA, contains many elements dealing with a broad range of health
related issues, including patient privacy and security standards.
The privacy regulations were released to implement requirements of the administrative simplification section of HIPAA, requiring:
- Standardization of electronic patient health, administrative and financial data
- Unique health identifiers for individuals, employers, health plans and health care providers
- Security standards protecting the confidentiality and integrity of "individually identifiable health information", past, present and future
Who's covered by HIPAA?
HIPAA applies to "covered entities", including:
- Health plans
- HMO's, health insurers, group health plans including employee welfare benefit plans
- Health Care Clearinghouses
- An entity that processes health information going from a health care provider to a payer
- Certain Health Care Providers
- Those who use computers to transmit health claims information
When must covered entities be in compliance with HIPAA requirements?
Most covered entities have until April 14, 2003 to comply with the HIPAA
privacy standards. Entities with annual receipts of less than five million
dollars will have an additional twelve months to comply. The remaining
standards, including the draft "Health Information Security Standards",
are yet to be published, but are expected to be issued in the near future.
Once published, there will be approximately twenty-six months before they
become effective.
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