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The '''MediNotes Corporation''' was a private, [[independent software vendor]] (ISV) based in [[West Des Moines, Iowa|West Des Moines]], [[Iowa]]. They manufactured and published, maintained, and supported an [[Electronic Medical Records]] solution called ''MediNotes e''. MediNotes was featured in [[Inc. Magazine]] as part of the [[Inc. 500]] list in 2005<ref name="Inc2005">
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The '''MediNotes Corporation''' was a private, independent software vendor (ISV) based in West Des Moines, Iowa. They manufactured and published, maintained, and supported an [[electronic medical record]] solution called ''MediNotes e''. MediNotes was featured in Inc. Magazine as part of the Inc. 500 list in 2005<ref name="Inc2005">MediNotes. ''Inc. Magazine'' 2011-06-06. http://www.inc.com/inc5000/2007/company-profile.html?id=2005373</ref><ref>MediNotes Corporation Named on Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 500, the List of the Nation’s Fastest Growing Private Companies. ''PRweb''. 2005-10-24. Retriever 2008-05-04 from http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/10/prweb300674.htm</ref> and 2006,<ref name="Inc2006">MediNotes. ''Inc. Magazine''. http://www.inc.com/inc5000/2007/company-profile.html?id=2006374</ref> and as part of the Inc. 5000 list in 2007.<ref name="Inc2007">MediNotes. ''Inc. Magazine''. Retrieved 2012-09-01 from http://www.inc.com/inc5000/2007/company-profile.html?id=200730390</ref>
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==History==
 
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Founded by Scott Leum, a podiatric physician, and Donald Schoen in February 1996, MediNotes originally developed and sold a package called PodNotes, a product marketed primarily at the [[Podiatry]] discipline. Eventually the product spread to other disciplines and the name was changed to Charting Plus. Leum would leave MediNotes in 2000 to pursue other interests. A few years later, about 2007, Charting Plus was renamed MediNotes e.<ref>
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Founded by Scott Leum, a podiatric physician, and Donald Schoen in February 1996, MediNotes originally developed and sold a package called PodNotes, a product marketed primarily at the podiatry discipline. Eventually the product spread to other disciplines and the name was changed to Charting Plus. Leum would leave MediNotes in 2000 to pursue other interests. A few years later, about 2007, Charting Plus was renamed MediNotes e.<ref>About the Company. ''Leum Software Solutions''. Retrieved 2008-04-17 from http://www.leumsoftware.com/company.htm</ref> Don Schoen previously owned and operated another software firm prior to MediNotes called Retail Management Systems.<ref name="Inc2005" />
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MediNotes gained some notoriety following [[Hurricane Katrina]] in 2005. [[Mobile, Alabama]], podiatrist Dr William Rogers was cited in the press as having used Charting Plus in his practice. Dr Rogers had his entire electronic system backed up onto tapes, safeguarding the patient records, something he noted would have been difficult with paper.<ref>
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MediNotes gained some notoriety following Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Mobile, Alabama, podiatrist Dr William Rogers was cited in the press as having used Charting Plus in his practice. Dr Rogers had his entire electronic system backed up onto tapes, safeguarding the patient records, something he noted would have been difficult with paper.<ref>Riding the Storm Out: Electronic Medical Records Proven Effective in Natural Disaster (2005-09-25). ''PRWeb''. Retrieved 2008-05-04 from http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/09/prweb289245.htm</ref>
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In first quarter 2008, MediNotes acquired Bond Technologies,<ref>{{cite web
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In first quarter 2008, MediNotes acquired Bond Technologies,<ref>MediNotes Completes Acquisition of Bond Technologies. (2008-03-17). ''RedOrbit''. Retrieved 2012-09-01 from http://www.redorbit.com/news/health/1299269/medinotes_completes_acquisition_of_bond_technologies/</ref> a corporation based in Tampa, Florida, renaming their EMR solution to MediNotes Clinician. This would be short-lived as later in 2008, Atlanta, GA, based [[Eclipsys]] acquired MediNotes for $45 million.<ref>Eclipsys completes $45M acquisition of MediNotes. (2008-10-22). ''HealthImaging''. Retrieved 2012-09-01 from http://www.healthimaging.com/index.php?option=com_articles&view=article&id=14181:eclipsys-completes-45m-acquisition-of-medinotes</ref>  MediNotes Clinician was renamed PeakPractice. Allscripts then acquired Eclipsys and announced the sunsetting of PeakPractice (formerly Bond Clinican) and Medinotes effective 1-1-13 and replaced all previous MediNotes software offerings with Allscripts products.
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Latest revision as of 22:27, 1 December 2015


The MediNotes Corporation was a private, independent software vendor (ISV) based in West Des Moines, Iowa. They manufactured and published, maintained, and supported an electronic medical record solution called MediNotes e. MediNotes was featured in Inc. Magazine as part of the Inc. 500 list in 2005[1][2] and 2006,[3] and as part of the Inc. 5000 list in 2007.[4]

History

Founded by Scott Leum, a podiatric physician, and Donald Schoen in February 1996, MediNotes originally developed and sold a package called PodNotes, a product marketed primarily at the podiatry discipline. Eventually the product spread to other disciplines and the name was changed to Charting Plus. Leum would leave MediNotes in 2000 to pursue other interests. A few years later, about 2007, Charting Plus was renamed MediNotes e.[5] Don Schoen previously owned and operated another software firm prior to MediNotes called Retail Management Systems.[1]

MediNotes gained some notoriety following Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Mobile, Alabama, podiatrist Dr William Rogers was cited in the press as having used Charting Plus in his practice. Dr Rogers had his entire electronic system backed up onto tapes, safeguarding the patient records, something he noted would have been difficult with paper.[6]

In first quarter 2008, MediNotes acquired Bond Technologies,[7] a corporation based in Tampa, Florida, renaming their EMR solution to MediNotes Clinician. This would be short-lived as later in 2008, Atlanta, GA, based Eclipsys acquired MediNotes for $45 million.[8] MediNotes Clinician was renamed PeakPractice. Allscripts then acquired Eclipsys and announced the sunsetting of PeakPractice (formerly Bond Clinican) and Medinotes effective 1-1-13 and replaced all previous MediNotes software offerings with Allscripts products.

Notes and references

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 MediNotes. Inc. Magazine 2011-06-06. http://www.inc.com/inc5000/2007/company-profile.html?id=2005373
  2. ↑ MediNotes Corporation Named on Inc. Magazine’s Inc. 500, the List of the Nation’s Fastest Growing Private Companies. PRweb. 2005-10-24. Retriever 2008-05-04 from http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/10/prweb300674.htm
  3. ↑ MediNotes. Inc. Magazine. http://www.inc.com/inc5000/2007/company-profile.html?id=2006374
  4. ↑ MediNotes. Inc. Magazine. Retrieved 2012-09-01 from http://www.inc.com/inc5000/2007/company-profile.html?id=200730390
  5. ↑ About the Company. Leum Software Solutions. Retrieved 2008-04-17 from http://www.leumsoftware.com/company.htm
  6. ↑ Riding the Storm Out: Electronic Medical Records Proven Effective in Natural Disaster (2005-09-25). PRWeb. Retrieved 2008-05-04 from http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/09/prweb289245.htm
  7. ↑ MediNotes Completes Acquisition of Bond Technologies. (2008-03-17). RedOrbit. Retrieved 2012-09-01 from http://www.redorbit.com/news/health/1299269/medinotes_completes_acquisition_of_bond_technologies/
  8. ↑ Eclipsys completes $45M acquisition of MediNotes. (2008-10-22). HealthImaging. Retrieved 2012-09-01 from http://www.healthimaging.com/index.php?option=com_articles&view=article&id=14181:eclipsys-completes-45m-acquisition-of-medinotes

External links

The MediNotes Corporation was affiliated with several organizations related to the EMR and medical industry.

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