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Small Practice Ambulatory EMR/PM (10 or fewer Physicians)  

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Small Practice Ambulatory EMR/PM (10 or Fewer Physicians) 2019: Building Strong Foundations for Customer Success
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Small ambulatory practices have been increasingly ignored by some EMR/PM vendors, and their overall satisfaction has decreased steadily—over the past six and half years, the average overall score for vendors in the small practice ambulatory EMR market has dropped from 81.6 to 74.2 (out of 100). Small practices today are looking for more than just a minimally viable EMR—they want to invest in an asset that improves their bottom line, facilitates patient-centric care, and increases clinician job satisfaction. And they want their EMR vendor to be a strategic partner that provides great support. The introduction of meaningful use created a flood of EMR vendors, most of whom were unable to sustain viable long-term business models. Today, KLAS tracks less than 20 vendors in the small practice market segment. None meet all the needs of small practices today.



Exceptions

R
Regional Classification
C
Component Products
S
Superseded Products
NP
Not Primary Products
DR
Data Review
MS
Limited Market Share
E
Emerging Technology
FR
Data frozen, live data no longer collected.

The following exceptions refer to the number of unique organizations contributing evaluations to the overall score (minimum of 15 required).

Small Practice Ambulatory EMR/PM (10 or fewer Physicians)

# of Unique Organization Evaluations:

0 - 5
L
6 - 14

Reducing Filters

Unlike sizing filters, reducing filters DO NOT recalculate scores based on the evaluations that meet these requirements. They narrow the list of solutions to show the vendors and solutions that can meet a specific need.

This data is based on interviews with a sample of the firms' recent clients. As a result, it is not necessarily comprehensive of all work a firm may do in this segment.

We require a minimum of 2 confirmations of a service performed in the last 3 years for a solution to qualify.

Market Energy

This is an indication of the relative considerations of Market Energy within the shown products from the

Decision Insights KLAS Data

Market Energy Levels:

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Medium Market Energy
High Market Energy
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