Product news: MacPractice releases updated software

DrBicuspid.com staff writers
Jun 12, 2019
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Software development firm MacPractice has released the latest version of its practice management and clinical software for Apple devices.

MacPractice DDS Gen 11 includes enterprise-ready accounting, two-way patient texting, integrated credit card processing, and other features. MacPractice Web Interfaces for iPad, iPhone, and Mac, along with updated versions of MacPractice Patient Check In, Clipboard, and iEHR for iPad are compatible with Gen 11, according to MacPractice.

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