SRS receives top marks in ophthalmology in KLAS’ Ambulatory Specialty Report — 4 highlights

SRS, a developer of electronic health records and healthcare IT solutions for specialists, received high scores in ophthalmology in KLAS’ “Ambulatory Specialty 2016-One Size Does Not Fit All-Performance Report” for the company’s software, SRSsoft.  

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Here are four highlights:

1. Ophthalmologists appreciated SRSsoft allowed them to copy existing forms.

2. Ophthalmologists also reported the easy-to-use software enabled specialists to maintain their workflow without compromising efficiency.

3. KLAS’ report highlights vendors who provide EHR solutions deemed beneficial for specialists and provide solutions tailored to specific specialties’ workflow and functionality.

4. SRS has partnered with more than 5,500 clinicians including orthopedists around the nation.

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