The technology allows Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic to attest to meaningful use and earn the EHR incentives. "Since implementing the SRS EHR in 2005, our productivity levels have continuously increased, as has our practice-wide efficiency — SRS not only meets our expectations, but it frequently exceeds them," says Karl Stein, executive director of Raleigh Orthopaedic Clinic. "Once again, SRS has come through, designing functionality that captures discrete data but does not impede the workflow of our physicians. With the new, upgraded version of the SRS EHR, our physicians can collect the data needed to meet the government’s requirements, successfully attest to meaningful use and earn the EHR incentives."

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