humtech@ucschu.UCSC.EDU (Mark Frost) (09/09/88)
I'm asking this for a friend, but please reply via my email account. Either humtech@ucschu.ucsc.edu - for Internet (PREFERRED) or humtech@ucschu.bitnet - for Bitnet He is looking for a program that does "medical office management". We saw one from a compony called, (I believe) CMA. Has anyone had experience with this or any other such package. Thank you Mark Frost (humtech@ucschu.ucsc.edu) humtech@ucschu.bitnet
joe@trotter.usma.edu (CPT Joe DiGangi) (09/13/88)
In article <4779@saturn.ucsc.edu>, humtech@ucschu.UCSC.EDU (Mark Frost) writes: > > I'm asking this for a friend, but please reply via my email account. Either > humtech@ucschu.ucsc.edu - for Internet (PREFERRED) or > humtech@ucschu.bitnet - for Bitnet > > > He is looking for a program that does "medical office management". We > saw one from a compony called, (I believe) CMA. Has anyone had experience > with this or any other such package. > > Thank you > > Mark Frost (humtech@ucschu.ucsc.edu) > humtech@ucschu.bitnet I got the demo disks from CMA about a year and a half ago to look at. The disks cost $100 for the demo version. (I was thinking about reselling them at the time, so the cost didn't matter, although $100 is ridiculous.) I actually got to the point where I had a doctor sitting with me going thru the demonstration. The program bombed consistently. It didn't even seem compatible with a Mac+. In addition, I think it's a straight port from an MS-DOS version, and very un-Macish. If they have upgraded their disks, then fine. However, I certainly would not recommend them at this point. There are several packages based on Mac databases that can probably do the job. I know that someone has developed one for Double Helix. You might call Odesta to find out the developer's name. I'm sure it's been done for 4D as well. Joe -- CPT Joe DiGangi Department of Mathematics, US Military Academy West Point, N.Y. 10996 UUCP: philabs!trotter!joe Phone #: 914-938-4811