“I’m using dr2dr to communicate the history of patients to the anestheologist so he/she can make an educated and informed decision as to whether the patient is suitable for day surgery or if other measures need to be taken.”

“It’s very efficient and time-saving for both me and the anestheologist.”

“dr2dr has significantly improved the continuity of care we provide to patients at two addiction facilities where I work.”

“Within seconds, the transferring physician and I are able to communicate crucial information, as well as concurrent disorders, which may have a huge impact on the success of treatment … I already feel that dr2dr has allowed me to practice better medicine.”

“I like the ease of use, the fact that it’s secure and that I can attach virtually any kind of document to my message.”

“My messaging is automatically archived for reference and record-keeping and there’s decreased paper clutter and associated fax machine expenses.”

“I also appreciate being able to use it from any computer – including my mobile devices – anywhere I am.”

“I think there’s this perception that implementing a secure messaging system in your practice is going to be one more technological task; yet another application or system for the physician to learn and for his/her office staff to also learn.”

“The truth is that once the physician has registered an dr2dr account, any of his/her clinic staff can use the system, all under that one account.”

“Clinic staff can initiate the conversation for the doctor and add notes, files, letters, photographs, x-rays, etcetera. Then the doctor can add any final comments or advice and push Send. Of course, responses – which can happen immediately because dr2dr creates an online conversation environment – can be sent back to the physician and/or his/her clinic staff.”

“It takes out so many layers,” “And that often results in the biggest benefit of all, which is quicker, more efficient patient care.”