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Rx Works introduces the 3.5 version of its Rx Works real-time practice management software.
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Rx Works introduces the 3.5 version of its Rx Works real-time practice management software.
The release includes Healthcare Manager, software that helps clinics boost compliance with practice-specific standards of care, while increasing the clinic's efficiency and profit, the company says.
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Another feature of the product is Mobile Veterinarian, a portable product that allows large animal practitioners access Rx Works records on the road.
The release includes 26 user-friendly enhancements to Rx Works and was developed to reduce clinic operating costs and increase profits, the company adds.
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