News & Events

We are pleased to report that MD Logic has completed the 1st phase in a 3 phase commitment to develop a new suite of MD Logic Software.

As the healthcare market continues to squeeze medical practices with rising costs, MD Logic Customers are able to implement our (RCM) Revenue Cycle Management Services. 

As the leading U.S. provider of high performance Electronic Health Record Software, Practice Management Software and Revenue Cycle Management Services, MD Logic is engineered to maximize the efficiency and profitability of healthcare providers regardless of their geographic location.  

MD Logic, the leader in High Performance EHR Solutions is offering incentives to all Greenway customers that convert to MD Logic in 2019. Not only will the clinic be implementing the most productive EHR on the market (MD Logic EHR), but the clinic will be partnering with an EHR Company that abides by strong ethics and customer values.

MD Logic kicked off 2019 with our annual MD Logic Corporate Meeting. This year the meeting was held at the Grand Hyatt in Buckhead Georgia on Saturday January 19, 2019.

As the leader in high performance Electronic Health Records Software, Practice Management Software and Revenue Cycle Management Solutions, MD Logic is excited to report another record year in growth for the company.

As we end 2018 and look forward to the New Year, everyone at MD Logic would like to express our thanks and gratitude to all MD Logic clients located throughout the U.S. and Internationally. We are committed to developing fast, efficient and time saving EHR/PM/RCM Solutions that will continue to increase efficiency, reduce overhead and maximize efficiency.

Wishing all our MD Logic Customers a joyful and happy New Year.

The MD Logic Team

As the leading U.S. provider of High Performance Electronic Health Records and Practice Management Solutions, MD Logic offers both Cloud and Server Based solutions to the healthcare industry. Our belief is customers should have a choice when it comes to Cloud or Server based solutions.

Starting back in 2009, the push to get doctors to implement Electronic Health Records (EHR) Software began. The federal government elected to provide up to $44,000 per doctor to implement Certified EHR software. With the risk of losing out on the easy money, the vast majority of doctors scrambled to buy Certified EHR Software within the next four years. Ten years later, adoption of EHR technology is over 80%.

Over the past few years, the market has seen a huge up-tick in clinics outsourcing the job of billing insurance companies and collecting from patients. These services are commonly known as (RCM) revenue cycle management.