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2007 Proved "eClinical Simply Works"

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2007 Proved "eClinical Simply Works"

Friends of eClinicalWorks,

As we move into 2008, I'd like to take a moment to thank all of you for your support and to reflect on some of the great accomplishments at eClinicalWorks in 2007. Last year truly was a banner year for us; we continued to grow steadily and explore innovative product design, all the while remaining true to our commitment to customer service and support.

As the industry accolades rolled in, we remained grounded and looked to improve existing workflow. We revamped the Support team with additional staffing, expanded hours, and a proven business management formula. We successfully launched eCW Version 7.5, Patient Portal Version 2.1, and the Electronic Health Exchange (eHX). And, we continued to build on our solid foundation of selling and deploying our unified EMR/PM systems to both small and large physician practices.

Rather than rest on our laurels, we are excited about the challenges ahead in the coming year. If 2007 was the year of building a solid foundation for our services departments, then 2008 will be the year of product innovations. The release of eCW Version 8.0 and products like Enterprise Business Optimization (eBO) will raise the bar for the EMR/PM market, while streamlining practice workflow with intuitive yet powerful tools for practices of all sizes.

Industry recognition for excellence has been a part of eCW since its inception, and last year was no different. Ranked #34 in Inc. Magazine's top 500 fastest growing private companies, eCW was once again certified by CCHIT for Ambulatory EHR, and voted as one of the top 100 companies by Healthcare Informatics. The success and innovation of eClinicalWorks is so profound that it spurred the Harvard Business School to write a business case study about eCW and its growth strategy and market potential. Awards and recognition are nice, but they are meaningless unless you have the foresight and drive to constantly improve, and we will continue to improve in 2008.

As many of you know, eClinicalWorks is the dominant vendor for small physician groups; however, over the past few years we've secured a solid foothold in the large physician group market as well. In 2007, 50% of our business came from large physician organizations and the remaining 50% from small physician practices - the ideal balance.

2007 also marked a year where the Stark Laws were relaxed, allowing hospitals to financially assist community physicians investing in EHR systems. Though these rules were originally supposed to help the legacy in-patient vendors, the market realized otherwise. eClinicalWorks won significant new hospital customers in this important market segment.

eCW is the only company in the ambulatory space that has the technology and experience for deploying to large customers, yet still has the focus and flexibility to deploy our solutions to small physician practices. These results validate our decision eight years ago to design the architecture of our product on open-system, web-based technologies (similar to other modern web companies like Google™) using J2EE standards. Though eCW has grown big we need to remain small and follow the old adage that "Every customer counts."

eCW is now the right solution for customers of all sizes.

Company Expansion

eClinicalWorks started 2007 with strong headwinds in the area of support and implementation. Our exponential growth had placed great stress on these critical departments. As a result, we addressed the situation and made huge strides in advancing these departments last year.

Support Services

To alleviate the stress on the Support team, 100 new Support staff members were added and a new set of processes were implemented. We introduced after-hours support and yet did not charge additional fees for this service. It should also be noted that, for eight consecutive years, we have never increased our SMS fees. Customers can now receive support on weekends and after business hours. The results of our efforts have been favorably received and we are often complimented for the services we provide to our customers.

eClinicalWorks greatly improved its educational resources this year by releasing complete product manuals, and an online Wiki (www.ecwiki.com) as an interactive and updateable resource to eCW product education. We continued to offer Webinar classes, yet eliminated the fees to provide these classes free of charge to our clients. In addition, we have started a new beta program with Live Chat for "how-to" support questions, where you can chat with an eClinicalWorks product expert in real-time.

Implementation Services

Our Project Management and Training departments have long been the strength of our company. In a market where competitors take months or years to implement their products, eClinicalWorks' turnaround time is often a matter of weeks. This same market accepts 70% EMR adoption, yet eCW averages 95% + adoption of our unified EMR/PM product. Our subscription and SMS renewals are at an all-time high, confirming our confidence that "eClinical simply Works."

When eClinicalWorks won the large Massachusetts eHealth Collaborative (www.maehc.org) project, we were required to implement 200+ sites in 18 months. Many in the industry felt that we would never be able to manage an implementation of this size in such a short amount of time. The results are in, and eClinicalWorks has successfully deployed all of the sites within a 13-month time span.

eCW also opened a new implementation office in New York City with 30 employees to manage the deployment of 1500 providers as part of the New York City DOHMH Primary Care Information Project (PCIP). We managed to do all of this while still expanding the core business over the last year. eCW now has an Implementation team of over 250+ full-time employees and we expect to continue to add to our strength in 2008.


Product Releases

We released eClinicalWorks Version 7.5 and Version 2.1 of the Patient Portal last year with both products being very well received. We also launched a new product called eHX (Electronic Health Exchange) that allows clinical integration of ambulatory practices. eHX went live with customers in 2007 and we expect a big year for this technology in the coming year.

We expect 2008 to start with the Version 8.0 release and follow it through with new releases of the Patient Portal and eHX. Competitively, the bar will be raised with V8.0 and we suspect our competitors will have to play catch-up for a long time to come. V8.0 will be a big step forward and will make the eClinicalWorks EMR become a valuable tool for improving the quality of patient care.

We will also be launching a new product called Enterprise Business Optimization (eBO) for improving our financial and clinical reporting with the use of web-based dashboards and business intelligence technology. eBO will allow for custom report writing based on metadata, serving as a valuable tool for our entire client base.

eCW has always worked very closely with its customers to improve its technology and service. In 2008, we will build on this success with expansion of our annual roundtable sessions. This year's roundtables are being expanded to 6 individual sessions focused on various topics from IT, V9.0 planning, and hospital-based clients. We will also be holding a User Conference open to all of our clients at the end of the year to allow you to come together under a platform of education and idea exchange in both a formal and social setting. The details will be announced in January of 2008.

Looking Forward

I see a very bright future for the company; our private, profitable, and investor-free corporate structure allows us to be agile and look to establishing long-term goals and working on long-term relationships versus Wall Street-driven quarterly goals. Growing a business 2700% certainly presents its challenges, and as a company we have continually met these challenges head-on with overwhelming success. The growth of our company over the last few years has established eCW as the large ambulatory EMR/PM company, and going forward we need to stay committed to doing all the small things for our customers.

And so, for the 8th year in a row, we successfully expanded eClinicalWorks while making it stronger and smarter along the way. You can fully expect us to stay focused and continue to transform the company and the industry. None of it would have been possible without your continued support and trust.

Best wishes for a safe and prosperous New Year,

Girish Kumar Navani


Products

EMR

   Sophisticated tools for 
   complex quality measures.
   
   Structured data.Enterprise Practice  Management     Enterprise workflow     management for     claims and collections.        PQRI support.
New eClinicalWorks 8.0 Coming Soon!
Patient Portal

   Enhanced patient 
   communication via 
   voice, text message 
   (SMS) and the still 
   available e-mail.
   
   Instant Medical History 
   now available.NEW! Electronic Health 
eXchange (eEHX 2.0)

   Turn clinical integration 
   systems into community-wide 
   projects. This community portal 
   facilitates a holistic view of a 
   patient’s ambulatory record 
   with hospital system 
   integration.

Technology Highlights

Modern Software Architecture
Either in a small practice or a large multi-specialty practice eClinicalWorks will scale to meet your needs. eClinicalWorks uses today's software technologies from Microsoft and J2EE to develop a system that can run within your practice or your hosted data center. Access your charts from VPN connections, internet or a disconnected off-line mode.
Wireless technology
Today's wireless technologies like 802.11 allow mobility and freedom to do your charts in the examination room or at your desk.
Hand Held Devices
eClinicalWorks works with all PocketPC devices with Windows 2003 (and lower) operation systems, and Tablet PCs. Use eClinicalWorks to document your chart at the point-of-care.
XML Technologies
eClinicalWorks uses secure XML to exchange data. The performance of eClinicalWorks in your office is significantly faster due to the use of modern technology.
Reporting
eClinicalWorks uses crystal reports for generating reports.


  


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