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Welcome to the Podiatry Arena forums You are currently viewing our podiatry forum as a guest which gives you limited access to view all podiatry discussions and access our other features. By joining our free global community of Podiatrists and other interested foot health care professionals you will have access to post podiatry topics (answer and ask questions), communicate privately with other members, upload content, view attachments, receive a weekly email update of new discussions, access other special features. Registered users do not get displayed the advertisements in posted messages. Registration is fast, simple and absolutely free so please, join our global Podiatry community today! Click to expand.Hi Base, We use Genie here on the Mac System, my boss loves it. I previously used Frontdesk and PPMP on Windows, and found the transition to basic uses of Genie (over a year ago now) was reasonably easy. It definitely has good and bad points, and overall, I find it to be a good system.

There are still functions of Genie that confuse me, and there are aspects that apply to GP's that make things a little tricky, they are yet to customise it and make it more Podiatry friendly. It also has the odd bug when they release a new version, but Genie Support usually have a solution for that pretty quickly if you call them. Genie has a great reminder system (similar to Frontdesk), with the ability to store templates for various letters (we have templates for recalls for adults and children, shoe modification prescriptions, school shoe & gym membership exemptions, health fund letters etc etc) and have the name/address/etc data automatically inputted. A big time saver! Is there anything specific you wanted to know about it? I'm not particularly computer minded, but I'll have a go at answering if you want to know anything else. Regards Donna.

Hi, i checked out genie also as i love mac for there easy use, never virus or pc issues and come with great software that can be utilized in your practice,photos,web pages.However there was so much stuff in genie that was irrelevant. So my other option was run parallels on my mac so i could run windows with front desk.Parrallels allows you to run all the mac software while you are using front desk. However i only use the mac software for emails and internet to prevent virus invasion and other rubbish getting in. This can be used while you have front desk running,so can utilize all the advantages of the mac and still get frontdesk running really well,just max out your ram and no problems,i even have it networked and runs beautifully.

Front desk is great, i use heaps of templates for all kinds of letters and assesments,and you can set it up to bring in docter details and patient details so is very efficient. I have not connected my hicaps though, so can not advise you of this.

I have only had a technician in once to help set it up but to be honest i just about did all the set up and networking myself and i am no computer wiz.It has been 12 months and i am very happy,no hassles,and parralles have excellant phone support,no charge. Have you looked at PracticePal - its a relatively new uk company that is offering a podiatry web-based practice management system. It works only in IE7 at present but I know they are working on safari integration and the system is going to have online booking etc within months - it will probably be the most user friendly integrated system on the market here and it is easy to change the currency for you.

I am not part of the company, I am in pp but they are making all the changes we want so we can use it in our 4 branches - it will do stock control, bar code scanning, email reminders, touch screen, lultibranch bookings etc etc.looking better than most. I have for about 8 years been using MYOB Accounting for Mac. For a long time I was using the card file system in MYOB for patient notes, but it was a bit clunky.

Billing and reports are obviously top notch - accounting software should be. I now have my own filemaker database which with the help of a developer, have my own note taking software: integrated assessments, letters for referrals and info completely specific to my needs. I love it, and relative to other note taking software it has been cheap - but integration with other practice necessities such as appointments and billing is a major hurdle. Whilst integration with billing plug-ins is possible, I really wonder how it will link with 3 or 4 plugins all at once. SMS integration will be difficult, and Hicaps/eftpos nearly impossible. Front desk looks great (and ZedMed sucks), however I have been Mac all my life and don't really want to change. It would add another technical cost, because I am not familiar with networking PC's.

MacPractice does look great, but as pointed out it is expensive. Without a demo, I am hesitant to lay down the cash. The Fusion/Parallels option is another possibility I have looked at but its another variable to deal with. Gone off tangent there answering the question there, but hopefully useful for someone nonetheless!

Hi,i run front desk on macs with parallels, and is networked with 2 computers and a printer,runs beautifully,i networked myself(90%) of it and got a professional from computers now to finish it off. Love front desk,and receive emails from mail (mac,prevent virus issues), but can send out patient emails with templates etc thru front desk. Never any issues, runs beautifully.

With parallels can run front desk on windows and have mac osx running same time so can utilize all mac software.Get the best of both worlds. By the way,i am no computer expert. The only support i have had to really use was front desk ocassionally, and it does not seem to cause any complication having parallels running windows and frontdesk.

I have had the very odd issue with parallels but there is a support centre in sydney which are prompt and have fixed the issue quickly with no charge over the phone. So i have no qualms in recommending this set up,personally i love it.Although no experience with your other options although i did check out genie, but this is not custom made for pods,so was alot stuff that was irrelevent,and was not as user friendly as front desk.

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