Software offers improved efficiency, profitability

Clinical Office™ introduces software designed to add functionality to your current practice-management system. It also can be used as a stand-alone package to enhance the efficiency and profitability of your practice. Clinical Office™ consists of LabRx™, a total in-office laboratory-management system for the restorative dentist interested in controlling his/her prosthetic practice; RxWriter™, a medical prescription writer with tracking at the touch of a key; Patient Advisor&

Jun 1st, 1996

Clinical Office™ introduces software designed to add functionality to your current practice-management system. It also can be used as a stand-alone package to enhance the efficiency and profitability of your practice. Clinical Office™ consists of LabRx™, a total in-office laboratory-management system for the restorative dentist interested in controlling his/her prosthetic practice; RxWriter™, a medical prescription writer with tracking at the touch of a key; Patient Advisor™, featuring 100-plus graphic-rich letters that can be printed directly from your word processor; and Hygiene Hotline™, a personalized hygiene newletter.

For a free 30-day evaluation copy of any program, call (800) 664-4667.

CLINICAL OFFICE™

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