Instead of competing in the large electronic medical records market, Surgical Notes created a niche for itself by introducing an application, called VMR Express, which works with providers’ current practice management systems, according to the article.
Surgical Notes was founded by Courtney Blankinship as a home-based medical transcription service, and the company now brings in more than $7.5 million annually and employs more than 130 people.
Jeff Blankinship, president and CEO of Surgical Notes, said in the article that VMR Express can transition centers from paper-based to digital facilities, improving their processes and saving them $10,00-$25,000 annually.
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