By Barb z January 28, 2019
Sono Bello has been amazing. I look great and can’t wait for my final results. ...read more
By Barb z January 28, 2019
Sono Bello has been amazing. I look great and can’t wait for my final results. ...read more
By Sam H 1 January 22, 2019
I get scared at first, but my nurse was amazing and kept me calm and comfortable through my whole procedure. My surgeon did wonderful work. ...read more
Smiles on Belmont in Portland Oregon is your solution to a great smile. Our use of the latest technology and advanced family, cosmetic, and restorative dental techniques can help you and your family maintain a lifetime of healthy smiles. Our office's warm, relaxing atmosphere and friendly, knowledgeable team members will allow you to feel completely at ease. Our team will make you and your family more comfortable than you ever thought possible. Cosmetic dentistry is one of the most cost-effective ways to improve your appearance. A beautiful, bright, healthy smile can increase self-confidence and overall life satisfaction. Many regular dental treatments can be cosmetic. Modern tooth-colored fillings are virtually invisible when compared to traditional silver fillings. Tooth-colored crowns or caps can be placed instead of gold or silver. In this section, we will look at some of the best treatments we can use to greatly improve your smile and the way you feel about yourself. ...read more
By Smiles on Belmont September 10, 2013
While more and more clinics are turning to EMRs to streamline their document management system, did you know not all EMRs are able to export demographics or import medical records from your transcription service? Be sure when researching a new EMR that lab results, radiology and transcription are able to be imported into your new system. We recently began working with a client that found out, much to their dismay, their EMR had no ability to populate its system with old medical records - so this clinic now has both paper and EMR records - meaning their staff must look in two places to get patient encounter information. Also, many clinics are promised they can 'do their own transcription' and save 'thousands in transcripiton costs.' Be wary of this. From the experience of our clients, what they've found out is that by having your physicians and nurses type and code reports, they are LOSING money. While a physician or nurse is busy typing a medical report, what aren't they doing? That's right - seeing patients. This translates to billable hours going down - errors going up (how many doctors do you know that are good typists?), and the clinic's profits actually go down. What has worked for our clients that have moved forward with an EMR is to have the doctors/nurses put the physical exam information and/or med lists in place via the EMR, and let us type the rest. Physical exams are often very repetitive and clinics can easily create templates that doctors/nurses can quickly and easily modify. The bottom line is: Yes, EMRs are a wonderful tool, but be careful which one you move forward with. Ask questions. Check references. And remember, the goal of your new EMR is to save you money and time, not create headaches. ...read more
By Greenlight Transcription November 25, 2007
Liver doctors, also known as hepatologists, treat and help prevent diseases of the liver. Although patients with diagnosed disorders such as hepatitis, liver cancer and cirrhosis must seek the help of a liver doctor, healthy individuals with a family history of liver disease should consider ... ...read more
Most doctor offices are designed with the patient in mind. Most people get nervous and impatient while waiting for their appointment. Here are some good ideas for ways to furnish your office with a relaxing atmosphere and comfortable for the patients. ...read more
