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April 19, 2012

Speech Recognition from Dragon Boosts Medical Practices

By Anil Sharma
TMCnet Contributor

DTP Sales and Service, which provides solutions for transcription, dictation & speech recognition for professionals nationwide, has rolled out Dragon Medical Practice Edition, the speech recognition software for small medical practices.

The company claims that the Dragon Medical Practice Edition not only saves organization thousands of dollars a year in transcription costs, it also increases reimbursements by providing improved documentation.

Dragon Medical Practice Edition free-text dictation capability supports a more detailed medical history which provides a clearer patient assessment.

Moreover, Dragon Medical Practice Edition supports HIPAA compliance guidelines to protect patient confidentiality.

More than just a retailer, DTP Sales and Service also provides on-site and remote training for the software, a value-added advantage that most customers utilize.

“The support that we offer for Dragon Medical Practice Edition allows customers to reap the full benefits of the product rather than just one or two components,” said Harold Holden, DTP president, in a statement.

Officials with DTP Sales and Service said that this support, as it turns out, is not merely a “nice-to-have” advantage, it’s an essential “need-to-have” component, especially for medical practices transitioning to Electronic Health Recrords (EHRs).

“The product is a further extension of our company’s overall philosophy that we are not about shipping a box and then forgetting about you,” said Holden.

DTP has been in business for over six years and has made a name for itself in the world of speech recognition and digital dictation. Currently, they have a solid clientele in the legal, medical, and business arenas nationwide.

Industry experts opined that with this new offering, DTP Sales and Service have not only given its customers a powerful tool for their businesses, it has given them a place to turn for a solution to their difficulties.

By integrating a proficient product with an established tradition of excellent customer service and support, the company is poised to continue its pattern of making its customers more successful by helping them make the most of speech recognition technology.

Edited by Juliana Kenny