Freemed-YiRC is a software designed to cater to the health record management needs of Youth in Residential Care centers (YiRC). It is based on the popular Freemed software and provides enhanced features specific to this target group.
Freemed-YiRC is a software based on Freemed, a web-based electronic medical record and practice management software, but tailored specifically for Youth in Residential Care centers (YiRC). It is designed to run on a web server and can be accessed from any computer with a decent web browser and good table support, regardless of the operating system being used.
The FMYiRC project is loaded on a Linux server at your agency, and all the data stored in it is owned by your agency. The software is highly secure, prioritizing HIPAA privacy rules and utilizing encryption (SSL), firewalls, and access control systems to safeguard sensitive information related to youth. It also includes utilities for backup and backup itself.
FMYiRC is also reliable and fault-tolerant, with a modular design that allows you to add functionality to it easily. In addition, it can make use of MySQL server real-time replication and can be set up with two servers for high fault tolerance levels. With FMYiRC, you have complete control over the data and its accessibility while ensuring its security and reliability.
The FMYiRC project is loaded on a Linux server at your agency, and all the data stored in it is owned by your agency. The software is highly secure, prioritizing HIPAA privacy rules and utilizing encryption (SSL), firewalls, and access control systems to safeguard sensitive information related to youth. It also includes utilities for backup and backup itself.
FMYiRC is also reliable and fault-tolerant, with a modular design that allows you to add functionality to it easily. In addition, it can make use of MySQL server real-time replication and can be set up with two servers for high fault tolerance levels. With FMYiRC, you have complete control over the data and its accessibility while ensuring its security and reliability.
What's New
Version 1.10: N/A