Getting started for Individual Clinics

MYCURE is a flexible web-based EMR tool. It can work using any Android device, iOS device, or through any computer with Google Chrome installed. Now you may have at least one of these devices already, which is great because you don’t have to buy a new one.

Just make sure that they pass the minimum operating system requirements in order to use MYCURE smoothly and on its best performance.

Printers

We have 2 recommended printers which you can use for MYCURE:

(1) all-in-one printers that can print, scan, and copy. Some of these printers have Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct technology which allows you to print wirelessly using your mobile devices; and

(2) Economic POS Printers that can print prescriptions fast.

Accessories

These accessories may help you with your preferred setup. A bluetooth keyboard is useful when you use tablets or iPads so you can input your records much faster. If you’re transporting from one clinic to another, a flexible pocket wifi is handy as you can switch from one mobile internet service provider to another in case either of the networks is poor.

When you have a desktop computer but it has a problem connecting to the internet via LAN, a wireless USB adapter can do the trick. Simply attach and install this mini device so your desktop computer can connect to your wireless internet.

If you’re serious about investing on a cloud-based EMR app, make sure that you have a decent internet connection! While this may be an additional monthly expense (if you don’t have one yet), you’ll realize that it’s going to be a necessity in this fast-paced, technology-run planet. Email, Facebook, Netflix — you’ll eventually have to get an internet subscription one of these days.

We’ve made a cheat sheet for our recommended internet service providers (ISPs) in PH:

Some considerations:

1. Your clinic location. Make sure that the ISP you’re subscribing to gets good reception in your clinics. Some ISPs also have different pricing when your clinic is situated within a commercial establishment.
2. Your expected usage. If you’re going to be strict not to use your internet with non-clinic related services (e.g. Facebook, YouTube, etc.), we’re confident that you won’t reach your monthly CAP. Otherwise, consider a plan that can accommodate your other internet needs.
3. Your expected consumers. If you have 2 devices + your secretary’s + your reliever’s + you have a niece who’s busy watching k-pop videos on youtube after school, and they’re gonna be regular users, better ask your ISP which one’s ideal for your setup.

If you’re still not ready to get this investment at this time and you just want to start the free version, then your existing mobile internet data or wi-fi at home will be great for starters!

Creating your account in MYCURE is easy! You can register in 2 ways:

Signing up through Google Chrome

1. Open your Google Chrome browser using your laptop, PC, or tablet. If you don’t have Google Chrome installed in your device yet, you can download it free from their website. Click here to download now.
2. Go to the MYCURE website at www.mycure.md
3. On the upper right, click on JOIN TODAY
4. Select MYCURE Doctor to open the signup page.

Signing up through our mobile apps

1. Go to the App Store or Google Playstore to download the most recent version of the MYCURE Doctor App.
2. Search for MYCURE Doctor from the pool of apps and then tap download.
3. Open the app and then tap on “Don’t have an account yet? Sign up here.” to open the signup page.

We’re a bit strict with our signup process as we are only allowing registered doctors onboard. We value your privacy, so all the information that you’ll be providing here will remain confidential. Completely fill out the details with the correct information to speed up your registration.

Once signup is successful, please expect a 2 to 5 minute call from us on your mobile number to verify your account details. When your account is verified, you will be given your unique access code, which you will use to activate your account.

And then when your account is activated, your journey begins. Good luck!

Already created your account? Awesome!

Watch these videos to get started:

Full Patient Encounter with Secretary

Watch the video above to know how to perform a consultation process with your secretary.

OUTLINE:

00:00 – Go to patient queue
00:16 – Accommodating the patient
00:23 – Adding Chief complaint & HPI
00:40 – Adding Medical History
01:25 – Adding ROS
02:00 – Adding Diagnosis
02:10 – Adding ICD 10 codes
02:30 – Adding Care Plan notes
02:45 – Adding Rx
03:45 – Printing Rx
04:12 – Adding Diagnostic Order
04:30 – Adding Procedure Request/Notes
04:45 – Adding Medical Forms (Ex. Med Cert)
05:10 – Printing Med Cert
05:25 – Attach Photos/Drawings
06:16 – Bill Encounter
07:00 – End Encounter/Call next patient

No Secretary? No problem!

OUTLINE

00:00 – Go to patient list
00:05 – Search patient
00:12 – View previous encounters
00:20 – Edit profile
00:47 – View patient per encounter/record type
01:04 – Create Encounter
04:25 – Bill Encounter
04:38 – Add discounts
05:07 – Add payments
05:20 – Save & End Encounter