Learn about Recent Updates.
What’s new in PCC software and services? Learn about recent software updates and other new features and topics on learn.pcc.com.
Recent PCC Software Releases
Your Next PCC Release: Your next PCC release, PCC 10.2, is planned for March 9th, 2025. Explore the documentation below or watch a recording of the PCC 10.2 release web lab to learn more.
- PCC 10.2 Overview and Video Series
Learn about PCC 10.2, arriving to all practices on March 9th, 2025.
- PCC 10.2 Release
On March 9th, 2025, PCC will release version 10.2 of our electronic charting and practice management software to all PCC practices.
- PCC 10.2 Migration Considerations
The PCC 10.2 release includes new features that may need configuration and for which you may want to do extra planning or training. Read below to learn more, and share relevant details with your physicians and staff.
- PCC 10.1 Overview and Video Series
Learn about PCC 10.1, released to all practices in October 2024.
- PCC 10.1 Release
On October 13, 2024, PCC released version 10.1 of our electronic charting and practice management software to all PCC practices.
- PCC 10.1 Migration Considerations
The PCC 10.1 release includes new features that may need configuration and for which you may want to do extra planning or training. Read below to learn more, and share relevant details with your physicians and staff.
New and Updated Topics
- COVID-19 Vaccines: Plan, Configure, Order, Administer, and Bill
You can use PCC EHR to order, administer, and track COVID-19 vaccines, either for pediatric patients or as part of a COVID-19 vaccine clinic for older patients. Read below to learn how to sign your practice up, plan for a vaccine clinic, configure your PCC system, and how to order, administer, and track COVID-19 vaccination.
- COVID-19 Links and Resources
A landing page for resources and links that may be useful during the COVID-19 Coronavirus crisis.
- 2022 Updates to Telehealth (Telemedicine) Place of Service Codes
If your practice bills for any telehealth (or “telemedicine”) encounters, you should learn about place of service codes and discuss them with your payers. You may need to update your PCC configuration.