Industry

Anyone worried about paper storage and retrieval can benefit from our document imaging solution.

Examples:

Schools:

Schools utilize an e-Docs designed solution to scan and retrieve student and staff records.

Businesses And Goverment Agencies

e-Docs has developed a number of customized scanning solutions for government agencies and businesses to scan a variety of documents including: legal, accounting, and human resources.

Legal Offices:

Legal offices can use a scanning and document management solution to organize and share discovery submissions and responses, deposition and trial transcripts, and any other case related documents.

Case Studies:

	St. James Healthcare System
	New York Presbyterian
	Emcare/RTI

Quotes:

"I am very pleased with the document imaging system. We are able to access our laboratory requisitions with much more ease and efficiency than ever before. Anything that speeds up the flow and accuracy of the information is important for patient care."
--Veronica N. Fraser, New York Presbyterian Hospital

"e-Retrieve has saved medical records time and money."
--Becky Hill, Wee Care Pediatrics

"Implementing the e-Docs scanning solution has allowed us to bring the Release of Information process back in-house. The scanning of ROI requests has lead to improved timelines in turning requests around and helped increase the revenue generated through this function"
--David Westlake, St. James Healthcare

"In July 2003, RTI completed the final implementation phase of its new imaging technology, in which all patient charts are scanned upon receipt and maintained on our information system as digital images. RTI employees can now process all charts by viewing images on their computer terminals, eliminating the need for paper.

The results of RTI’s investment in new imaging technology are already apparent. Guy Miceli, our Vice President of Information Technologies, estimates an initial productivity gain of 10% over the pre-imaging baseline. This improved productivity should increase as users become more familiar with the technology.

In addition to greater productivity, imaging technology is improving RTI’s ability to manage inventory levels and track work flows. RTI managers can now track the flow of a client’s charts through the pre-billing and post-billing processes, and can check on the status of individual charts. Managers can also identify who has viewed or annotated the chart image over its entire seven-year storage cycle.

RTI’s investment in its new imaging technology is already paying off for both the company and its clients in terms of improved productivity, faster turnaround, and enhanced quality control."
--RTI Newsletter, 2003