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Compare PCArchiver’s Benefits:
Business-as-Usual vs. Your Practice with PCArchiver

In a typical office, PCArchiver will pay for itself in just a few months,
then save you thousands each year.

Take for example:
A private practice in Texas, a state that requires 10 years’ storage.
This practice keeps two years’ of charts in the front office, two years’ in the back, and six years’' in offsite storage. On a typical day, the doctor sees
60 patients; 15 of these were last seen more two or more years ago.
If this were your practice, just think what you could do with the
$4,700 you would save this year and $37,000 over five years!


Searching for paper charts
Retrieve charts easily with PCArchiver
Business-as-Usual
Now with PCArchiver

You'll be amazed when you add up the actual costs of storing, searching for and retreiving old records.

This practice devotes valuable office space to paper records, plus rents offsite storage for $100 per month. It is spending as much on storage as PCArchiver costs -- and then it spends the same again and again every year.

Locating older charts costs this practice over $6,000 in skilled labor annually, not to mention the unseen but very real cost of patient annoyance when staff are away from phones.

Even file folders aren’t cheap!

By comparison: One-time software purchase for PCArchiver runs $1,299 (solo) - $2,199 (large group). Add in all necessary hardware (some of which you may already own) AND hiring a student to perform your initial scans, and these startup costs will run about $3800 in the first year.

After the first year, your expenses become nearly negligable. The service contract is only $100/year. Your only further costs are the staff (or high school student) time to scan new charts, which might run you about $300.

FIRST YEAR TOTAL:
$8,515
SUBSEQUENT YEARS:
$8,515
TOTAL AFTER 5 YEARS:
$42,575
FIRST YEAR TOTAL:
(includes software, scanner and initial scans, all rolled in to this first year)
$3,800
SUBSEQUENT YEARS:
$400
TOTAL AFTER 5 YEARS:
$5,400

 

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