Chiropractic software - the Software Motif EMR Project
The chiropractic Software Motif EMR Project produced MyEMR for the Pocket PC for chiropractic SOAP notes, MyEMR for Windows, and EMR Datacenter for medical billing and chiropractic office management. From 2003 to 2026, this work has continued through user feedback and steady changes in healthcare software.
The project came into fruition with a competitive philosophy to provide a useful feature set, an unlimited user licensing strategy, and practical software for chiropractic offices. The goal has been to earn continued relationships through quality, service, fair pricing, and responsiveness to good software ideas from users.
The result is the ongoing Software Motif EMR Project, officially incorporated in Florida in November 2003. Its history includes clinical documentation, appointment-centered office management, billing codes, insurance processing, patient statements, reporting, and front-desk workflows.
If you are a chiropractic physician who has yet to join Software Motif, Inc., we consider you a future customer. The current product information is maintained at Software Motif, including product pages for MyEMR, EMR Datacenter, Chirocenter, CatchPhrase, EMR Imagecenter, Final Word, and Appointment Café.
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About the Software Motif EMR Project's founder - James D. Carlburg
James Carlburg has achieved more than 37 years of healthcare software development productivity. Beginning with Physicians Digital Resources, he has written over a million lines of software code.
Since 1989, Mr. Carlburg has seen the days of virtually unregulated chiropractic simultaneous billing, later scrutinized in the early 1990s, creating the need for dictation-quality documentation. These chiropractic requirements contributed to the conception of a random text generation engine in 1992.
In the mid-1990s, managed care styled as HMOs, PPOs, and capitated care identified a void in the chiropractic profession: seamless integration between dictation-quality patient documentation and high-volume, appointment-centric office management software.
This concept gave birth to chiropractic billing software designed around the appointment. Whereas competing office management software often focused on entering transactions after the visit, this approach focused on setting appointments, ensuring that patients kept their appointments, and using that real-time front-desk workflow as the center of the office day.
Setting and ensuring that patients kept their appointments was always a focus of the chiropractic billing software. Billing codes, processing insurance, and patient statements came along naturally as the result of patients and keeping their appointments.
Mr. Carlburg was President of Chirosoft, Inc., a Florida corporation, from 1996 through Chirosoft's dissolution in September 2003. Mr. Carlburg is now President of Software Motif, Inc., a Florida corporation, whose primary role is Software Motif's Senior Software Engineer.
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