Audio Transcription Services Coral Springs FL Medical EMR Update Launched

Aug 7, 2018

Doctors and businesses struggling with EMR can now take advantage of Pennsylvania-based Portiva’s (610 572 1539) updated HIPAA-compliant audio-to-text transcription services.

Collegeville, United States - August 7, 2018 /PressCable/ —

Collegeville, Pennsylvania-based Portiva, a medical and business professional transcription service, has launched an updated Electronic Medical Transcription service. Now providing the most effective solutions for medical document creation, which irons out the flaws of speech recognition software, Portiva transcription includes industry jargon and complicated phrasing that’s industry specific, and they remove any inconsistencies and provide professional solutions.

More information is available at http://portiva.com.

Recently released, the updated EMR electronic medical transcription service caters to individuals and companies seeking effective document creation. These professionals may have used voice recognition software, which has limitations to record their initial document. However, Portiva can remove any inconsistencies from the material to produce a polished, well-written piece that is ideal for publication.

While speech recognition software offers speed to record notes, relatively high accuracy, and hands-free convenience, often this software meets with challenges. The most common problems many professionals find with speech recognition software is most are generic and fail to recognize industry jargon and complex phrases, which often results in document inconsistencies.

To overcome the problems associated with the use of speech recognition software, Portiva suggest that their clients combine their services, so their document accuracy is improved. The combination of speech recognition software and Portiva enables individuals and groups to speed-up their initial work process, but to also produce accurate, error-free documents ready to publish.

Having grown from a 3-person operation to one of the most significant transcription services in the US, Portiva service law enforcement, insurance companies, doctors, medical staff and hospitals, as well as academics and business professionals. As a HIPAA-compliant medical, legal and corporate audio-to-text organization, Portiva offer transcription on all types of dictation, no matter the method.

When asked about Portiva and their services, one client said, “We implemented a web based EMR in 2011 but our doctors struggled to keep up with the documentation. Portiva.com offered a solution which was a win-win situation for us. All our transcription is now inserted into the EMR and this is a huge benefit for us. We just dictate and that’s it. Patient charts are in the EMR the next morning. You simply cannot beat their prices when it comes to transcription.”

To find out more about Portiva and their digital transcription services, call 610 572 1539 or visit the link above. Website visitors can expect to learn more about Portiva and the services they provide when visiting the site.

Contact Info:
Name: Zach Kurian
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Portiva
Address: 130 West Main Street, #144-164, Collegeville, PA 19426, United States
Phone: +1-800-977-3534

For more information, please visit http://portiva.com/

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 390132

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