Get Started in PCC EHR
How does a doctor, nurse, or other clinician use PCC software and services in their role? Read the articles below to get an overview of how PCC software and services help you.
Training Videos
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This demo walks you through the charting experience in PCC EHR, focusing on many of our pediatric-specific features and workflows. -
How to login, review your schedule, and navigate PCC EHR. -
Review a Patient Chart in PCC EHR
Open a chart in PCC EHR and take a tour! This video provides an overview of the Medical Summary, Demographics and History sections of the chart in PCC EHR, while introducing how components and navigation work. -
Begin working with a visit by reviewing pertinent patient history and taking vitals. -
Use Visit Status Counters to Know Where You’re Needed
Watch this video to learn seven great tips and tricks for improving your practice's visit workflow with PCC EHR's visit status counters. -
15 Tips to Optimize Your PCC EHR Experience
A collection of easy yet powerful tips to help you streamline your workflow with PCC EHR. -
Improve Care for Patients With Chronic Diseases and Special Needs
Use PCC EHR's features to create workflows that assist your practice in providing the best care to your patients with chronic conditions and special needs. -
View the full Pre-Check-In process from the patient portal through PCC EHR.
Get Started
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New User Training for Clinicians
Use this new user training outline to learn how to complete clinical tasks in PCC.
Learn More
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You can access PCC EHR's online Help system directly, while logged in.
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Follow this procedure to log in to the PCC EHR.
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The sections below describe the many tools for finding and opening a chart, once you have logged in to PCC EHR.
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Learn special techniques for searching for patient and account records.
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Use PCC Tools to Improve Care for Chronic Disease, Permanent Abnormalities, and Other Special Needs
PCC EHR includes several different tools and features that can help you manage the care you provide for your patients with chronic disease, disabilities, or other special needs.