Designed for a client-server computing environment, BEE Clinic can operate as a stand-alone system. Alternatively, it can operate within a healthcare alliance as a primary database or as a feeder system to an enterprise data repository.  BEE Clinic’s patient-oriented medical record gives physicians, nurses, healthcare providers and other authorized personnel the ability to better organize and use a patient’s medical information, including the documentation and analysis of outcomes.

BEE Clinic’s electronic medical record is created to be truly longitudinal to be stored as a life-long patient record and was designed for universal use (i.e., by any of a patient’s healthcare providers).  Multiple system users can easily access a record simultaneously and in real-time.  This design accommodates complex consultations and provides all users with a patient’s entire medical history. BEE Clinic, thus facilitates the healthcare industry’s prevailing need for connectivity and standardization.

BEE Clinic uses a unique indexing system that stores and maintains patient data from multiple facilities for an indefinite period of time, which is necessary to perform various clinical analyses. BEE Clinic’s indexing creates logical databases within a database to make available all the data (current and historic) on a particular patient or group of patients. Through it’s powerful Query Builder any parameter in the database may be selected alone or in combination with any others to build a query and obtain results.

»	Full Access and Login Security (e.g., At individual module level, Read/Write/Edit/ Delete etc)
»	Customer-driven reporting
»	Ad hoc reporting
»	Central informational control point
»	Facilitates system management
»	BEE Clinic electronic messaging (secured)
»	Supported emerging technologies include bar coded patient id’s
»	Centralized “Fax Gateway” with logs which enables convenient faxing of patient records, patient forms, and patient prescriptions.  Requires third party software and hardware.
»	Registration Number customization
	Allows user input and numbering scheme preferences
	Creates numbering automatically or manually (based on facility preference)

About 85% of the documents in a patient’s chart are generated outside of a physician’s office -- so the BEE Clinic system features industrial quality document imaging to attach any patient document and attaché it to the patient’s EMR. Although BEE Clinic users are not required to implement document imaging, it is the only way to achieve a paperless medical record in the near term. BEE Clinic’s Document Imaging Module enables the system to capture and store information from many sources, which the users may scan using any third party scanner and application.