Smart EHR
Encounters, signed notes, problems, allergies, medications with e-prescribing for two prescribers, lab and imaging orders, referrals, the coding lens and the SmartRecord patient portal. The chart is the point, not a premium.
PLATFORM
IPMS is structured around the way an independent medical practice actually moves: from inquiry to booking, visit to payment, staffing to reporting — with the Smart EHR standard on every plan.
SMART EHR · STANDARD ON EVERY PLAN
Every IPMS plan ships the complete Smart EHR. Growth plans add Meta Ads with a complete in-house setup and Google Ads with movie-quality video generation, so the system that documents the visit also fills the schedule. e-Prescribing for 2 prescribers is included on every plan; additional prescribers are $30/month each.
Encounters, signed notes, problems, allergies, medications with e-prescribing for two prescribers, lab and imaging orders, referrals, the coding lens and the SmartRecord patient portal. The chart is the point, not a premium.
Ambient documentation: on-device speech becomes a structured, reviewable note while the visit is still happening. The clinician reviews and signs.
Conflict-checked online self-booking, provider availability by day and site, reminders that escalate to a phone call, and same-day rescheduling.
Balances, payment links, weekly plans, receipts and reconciliation through Square or Stripe, tied to the visit rather than a separate terminal.
Campaigns, ad sets, lead forms and landing pages built, launched and paused from inside the system, with cost per lead and per booked patient. No agency.
Search campaigns with conversion feedback, and cinematic, photorealistic video and image creative generated in-house for both Meta and Google.
THE SYSTEM, MODELLED
A three-dimensional model of the product in use — laptop, tablet and phone, with the real interface on each screen. Drag it, or use the arrow keys, to look around.
I have read and understood the risks, benefits and alternatives described above.
Shown on the model: the SmartBox worklist and day board on the laptop, a patient chart with the scribe listening on the phone, and a consent signature bound to its service on the tablet.
WHY IT IS CALLED SMART EHR
“Smart” is not a badge on a login screen. It is six modules that share one record, one clock and one audit trail — and eight rules that decide how every screen in the system behaves.
The chart itself: problems, allergies, medications, vitals, immunizations, orders, results, referrals and signed notes.
Built to the ONC 2015 Edition Cures Update criteria it can honestly claim, with a compliance matrix that says what is built, partial, and deliberately absent.
The visit, heard in the room, turned into the note the clinician edits and signs.
Speech is transcribed, four model passes structure it, and the draft carries its source attributes — AI-assisted and the model name — onto the note.
Times a patient can actually be seen, because the rota says somebody is in the building.
Open slots are checked against real clinician shifts and the site they are working, not just office hours, then held together by a four-rung reminder ladder.
From the signed note to the paid claim, as a pipeline rather than a pile of forms.
Codes suggested from medical decision making, payer edits applied before the payer sees them, a real X12 837P built, denials read and corrected as replacements.
Every medication given in clinic, with the arithmetic done and the dangerous step guarded.
Millilitres, the mark on the syringe, stop and override gates for a dose above the label, and consent bound to the IV that needs it.
The patient's own app: their record, their bookings, their refills, their bill.
View, download and transmit, home readings that alert the practice, proxy access for a parent, push notifications that never say a word of the record.
A code shows what it means, a lab shows its reference range, a rule names the guideline it came from. Nobody has to already know.
Every list opens on what just happened — the SmartBox, the chart, the billing queue — because that is what the next click is about.
No allergies on file is a one-click "no known allergies". An overdue A1c is a one-click order, not a red dot that shames somebody.
Dose in millilitres, percent total body weight lost, the E/M level the documentation supports, the next ship-by date. The system does the arithmetic.
A prescription reads the allergy list; a charge reads the note; a reminder reads the rota; a consent binds to the service it was signed for.
A penicillin-class allergy blocks. A dose above the labeled maximum needs a physician's override. Routine work is never interrupted to prove a point.
The coder reads the signed note. The lens reads the room while the visit is still happening, against the same engine that will file the claim.
A draft says it is a draft and names the model that wrote it. An integration that is not connected says so. The compliance matrix lists what is not built.
EVERY CAPABILITY
No “and more”. This is the whole system, grouped the way a practice divides its own work, with the tier that includes each group.
SMART EHR Every plan
A complete outpatient record with the safety rails on the parts that can hurt somebody.
SMART SCRIBE Every plan
Ambient capture in the room, a structured draft, and a clinician who stays in charge of every word.
SMART BILLING Every plan
Everything between a signed note and money in the account, as software rather than a billing department.
e-PRESCRIBING AND ORDERS Two prescribers included
Orders that leave the building in the format the other side already reads.
SCHEDULING AND FLOW Every plan
Booking that respects the rota, and reminders that respect the patient.
SMARTRECORD Every plan
A separate login, a real app, and a concierge that can do the errand rather than describe it.
STANDARDS Every plan
The formats that make a record portable, implemented rather than promised.
PRIVACY, SAFETY AND AUDIT Every plan
The parts that matter when something goes wrong, or when somebody asks to see the paperwork.
FRONT DESK AND MONEY Every plan
The desk work that decides whether a practice is pleasant to deal with.
GROWTH Athena and Olympus
A marketing department inside the practice management system, judged by booked patients.
PEOPLE AND FINANCE Every plan
Payroll, HR and the books, in the same system as the clinical day.
SPECIALIZED WORKFLOWS Olympus
The workflows a weight, wellness or infusion practice cannot run on a generic chart.
YOUR ENVIRONMENT Every plan
What you get when you sign up, and what keeps it running afterwards.
PATIENT OPERATIONS
Patient roster, online self-booking, conflict-checked times, balances, charges, payment links, invoices, reminders, receipts, medication tracking, text inbox, and Zoom follow-ups.
FINANCE + PEOPLE
Payment plans, collections visibility, payroll, pay cycles, tax summaries, time clock, leave, clinician coverage, HR files, hiring, onboarding, and evaluations.
GROWTH OPERATIONS
Athena adds AI drafting and summaries, campaign analytics, Meta and Google advertising tools, conversion feedback, landing pages, follow-up sequences, referrals, review requests, creative generation, and SEO workflows.
SPECIALIZED WORKFLOWS
Olympus adds mobile signing, permanent service-linked consent records, Signature Therapies, compatibility-gated preparation, SOAP records, and automated receptionist workflows.
WORKFORCE READINESS
An optional HIPAA and compliance training workspace can be provisioned with the practice environment to organize assigned training, onboarding checkpoints, policy acknowledgements, and completion follow-up. Course content and certification requirements are configured to the practice’s policies and applicable obligations.
BUILT AS A SYSTEM
A BETTER OPERATING DAY
Choose a plan, tell us about your team, and begin provisioning your private IPMS environment.