In a sector still dominated by fax machines, communication between medical providers can be a tedious and time-consuming task. Standard email, IM and other forms of online communication are off-limits ...

The New York Times has a piece today about Practice Fusion, a San Francisco startup that's using Flex and the concept of rich Internet applications to make a splash in the medical world by providing ...

Practice Fusion is the frontrunner in the fevered race to become the electronic medical record platform, and today it finished raising a $34 million Series C led by hedge fund Artis Ventures to make ...

A SaaS revolution has started in your doctor's office. Practice Fusion, and CEO Ryan Howard (right) has signed up 1,300 doctors to its Web-based medical records service in just one year, and over ...

Medical records start-up Practice Fusion has attracted a whopping $134 million in venture capital thanks to its appealing business model: it offers 100,000 (and counting) medical types free, web-based ...

Practice Fusion provides free web-based health records to doctors, and now it’s expanding to serve the general public, too. The company has just acquired 100Plus, a mobile app maker that helps regular ...

Today, digital health takes another step forward. The simple, efficient and patient-friendly mobile ECG has added clinical muscle by joining forces with Practice Fusion to integrate the ECG with the ...

On Tuesday, the U.S. Federal Trade Commission approved a final order with EHR vendor Practice Fusion that will consent to a 20-year privacy practice order, stemming from its highly-publicized privacy ...

SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Practice Fusion, provider of a free electronic health record service for doctors, bought app developer Ringadoc on Wednesday as it moves into a new market: telemedicine.