ModMed® announced today that Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine has chosen ModMed® Podiatry solutions to modernize its clinical operations and enhance medical education. By upgrading to ModMed’s all-in-one, specialty-specific electronic health record (EHR) system, the university aims to streamline patient care, optimize administrative workflows, and provide students with real-world experience using advanced healthcare technology.
“We are dedicated to advancing podiatric education and patient care through innovation,” said Dr. Edgar Sy, Fellowship-Trained Foot & Ankle Surgeon and Barry University Surgery Professor. “By transitioning to ModMed Podiatry, we are taking a significant step toward enhancing efficiency, improving documentation accuracy, and optimizing billing workflows. This collaboration will not only allow our physicians to see more patients with ease but also provide students with a hands-on learning experience in a cutting-edge clinical setting.”
With features such as medical voice recognition for expedited documentation, suggested coding for efficient billing, and interoperability for lab results, imaging, and referrals, ModMed Podiatry will help Barry University align its clinical operations with modern private practice and hospital systems. The system is designed to improve documentation accuracy, increase efficiency, and reduce provider workload, ultimately enhancing patient care and student training.
“At ModMed, we are committed to equipping podiatric institutions with the tools they need to provide top-tier education and patient care,” said Dr. Michael Sherling, cofounder and chief medical and strategy officer at ModMed. “Barry University’s adoption of our Podiatry solutions is a testament to their dedication to innovation, and we are excited to support them in shaping the future of podiatric medicine.”
With this collaboration, ModMed is empowering Barry University with advanced technology to enhance podiatric education and patient care, ensuring students are fully prepared for the future of healthcare.
“This is an exciting time for Barry University Podiatric Medicine, and we are confident that ModMed will transform the way we deliver care and educate the next generation of podiatrists,” Dr. Sy commented.
For more information, visit modmed.com.
