11 October, 2005 – Denver, CO—CorEMR CorEMR announced today that it presented at the NCCHC (National Commission on Correctional Health Care) semi-annual conference in Denver, Colorado. CorEMR was invited to demonstrate its affordable Electronic Medical Records (EMR) system for correctional facilities at the first-ever Technology Pavilion at the conference.
"This show has given us a wonderful opportunity to demonstrate our product to medical staff members from correctional facilities throughout the nation," said Jonathan Burton, Vice President of CorEMR. "We're very excited about the emphasis that the NCCHC has placed on the necessity of facilities having a good EMR system in place and look forward to supporting this great show next year."
The CorEMR solution is a turnkey EMR system designed specifically for corrections facilities. It includes simple-to-use screens to create inmate medical and dental appointments, build and maintain medical record files, note off on doctors assessments and orders (Sick Call), record notes and procedures, order and administer medications, and retrieve patient histories. It easily integrates into existing Jail Management Systems (JMS) to eliminate re-entering of inmate booking data.
CorEMR was formed in 2004 to provide affordable electronic medical records systems for corrections facilities. The management team has more than 25 years experience in correctional facility management, as well as extensive experience in software development and solutions management. The company is privately held and headquartered in Midway, Utah. CorEMR P.O. Box 702, Midway, Utah 84049