http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/ Sun, 05 Feb 2012 05:13:14 +0000 MyBB http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-159.html Thu, 06 Oct 2011 09:54:55 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-159.html SystmOne, Vision and Emis Web have all introduced their own panic buttons. However, we believe they are still miles behind the Little Green Button. If you are considering moving away from LGB please consider the following points first:

• The Little Green Button is always available from the moment you log into your PC. It does not require you to be logged into any other program.
• It floats above every program that you have running so can always be accessed quickly in an emergency regardless of what you are working on.
• Remember that a panic button is there to initiate a request for assistance but more importantly it must have people who are able to respond. Often the responding users do not need to use clinical or appointment systems or they may have exited the program. Alert messages also displayed above every program that you are running.
• When Little Green Button is triggered there is an optional audible alarm.
• Little Green Button will still work even on the rare occasion that your clinical system goes down or internet connection is lost. Some clinical systems require you to login again if you have not moved your mouse in a while.
• Each Little Green Button is given a location name by yourselves so it is very easy for staff to understand where assistance is required. Just displaying a person's name is not ideal, someone may not always work in the same room.
• The software lets you know the moment that someone responds to an alert and gives you their location also.
• You can easily programme one keyboard function key to activate the button too for example F3.
• Your organisation can be divided into groups so not everyone in the building is alerted if this is appropriate.
• If you feel physical buttons are more appropriate for given situations, for example, for those users that work away from their computer then we sell panic switches which attach to the PC on a length of cable and can be installed anywhere in the room, even in the room next door if necessary! A panic switch can be purchased for just £10.00 (ex VAT) so is a far cheaper option than a traditional panic alarm system.
• Our standard licence covering up to 50 PCs costs just £100.00 (ex VAT) per year, this fee has been kept at this rate for many years now and we do not foresee any price hikes in the near future.
  

We are always looking at ways to improve our software so if there is a function that you feel would be beneficial please do let us know. If we can ever be of assistance in the future please do not hesitate to contact us.]]> SystmOne, Vision and Emis Web have all introduced their own panic buttons. However, we believe they are still miles behind the Little Green Button. If you are considering moving away from LGB please consider the following points first:

• The Little Green Button is always available from the moment you log into your PC. It does not require you to be logged into any other program.
• It floats above every program that you have running so can always be accessed quickly in an emergency regardless of what you are working on.
• Remember that a panic button is there to initiate a request for assistance but more importantly it must have people who are able to respond. Often the responding users do not need to use clinical or appointment systems or they may have exited the program. Alert messages also displayed above every program that you are running.
• When Little Green Button is triggered there is an optional audible alarm.
• Little Green Button will still work even on the rare occasion that your clinical system goes down or internet connection is lost. Some clinical systems require you to login again if you have not moved your mouse in a while.
• Each Little Green Button is given a location name by yourselves so it is very easy for staff to understand where assistance is required. Just displaying a person's name is not ideal, someone may not always work in the same room.
• The software lets you know the moment that someone responds to an alert and gives you their location also.
• You can easily programme one keyboard function key to activate the button too for example F3.
• Your organisation can be divided into groups so not everyone in the building is alerted if this is appropriate.
• If you feel physical buttons are more appropriate for given situations, for example, for those users that work away from their computer then we sell panic switches which attach to the PC on a length of cable and can be installed anywhere in the room, even in the room next door if necessary! A panic switch can be purchased for just £10.00 (ex VAT) so is a far cheaper option than a traditional panic alarm system.
• Our standard licence covering up to 50 PCs costs just £100.00 (ex VAT) per year, this fee has been kept at this rate for many years now and we do not foresee any price hikes in the near future.
  

We are always looking at ways to improve our software so if there is a function that you feel would be beneficial please do let us know. If we can ever be of assistance in the future please do not hesitate to contact us.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-157.html Tue, 13 Sep 2011 11:31:55 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-157.html Our EnCompass software and Touch Screens are now accredited with Emis Web!]]> Our EnCompass software and Touch Screens are now accredited with Emis Web!]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-156.html Mon, 12 Sep 2011 11:03:02 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-156.html We have given the ability to add a forum to your website.

To turn on your website forum go to website content management, and then website options and select On next to Enable Website Forum.

Then Publish your website for this change to take effect. You will then have a Forum menu item in your left hand website menu.

Any visitor to your website can sign up for a user account to post comments/questions on your forum. Once a request is submitted it needs to be authorised by a website administrator before the user can start submitting comments/questions. Any comment/question submitted will not appear on your website forum until it has approved by a website adminsitrator.]]> We have given the ability to add a forum to your website.

To turn on your website forum go to website content management, and then website options and select On next to Enable Website Forum.

Then Publish your website for this change to take effect. You will then have a Forum menu item in your left hand website menu.

Any visitor to your website can sign up for a user account to post comments/questions on your forum. Once a request is submitted it needs to be authorised by a website administrator before the user can start submitting comments/questions. Any comment/question submitted will not appear on your website forum until it has approved by a website adminsitrator.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-155.html Mon, 12 Sep 2011 10:36:39 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-155.html Are you interested in what your patients think about your Surgery? Why not ask them by adding a survey to your website!

This feature was added in October 2009 after a suggestion from one of our customers. To add a survey onto your website login to your website management, click on Website Content management, click on Menu/page management, click to Add a new page, click the Predefined Page radio button, choose Survey on the Please select the page you would like to add: drop down box, give the page a Name, and then click on the Add button.

Your new page will appear at the bottom on your left hand menu. To move the page to a different place in your menu click and drag the icon to the left of the page name. To edit the page click on the first icon to the right of the page name of a pen and paper.

To add text above the form click in the Text above the survey: box.

To add text below the form click in the Text below the survey: box.

To add text to the thank you message that is displayed when a patient fills in your form type in the Text to be displayed once the survey is submitted box.

To add a questionnaire first give it a Name

• You can make the results of the questionnaire visible to your patients once they have filled in the questionnaire by putting a tick next to Make Results available for the Public.
• If you would like to gather results for a particular time period you can choose a start and end date for your questionnaire by putting a tick next to Start/End Date.
  

and then click Create.

To add a question click on New Question. Type your first question in the Question : box and type your first answer in the Answer 1: box. To add another answer click on (+ add more).

Once you have finished the question click on Save Question.

You can add as many questions as you would like.

You can edit an answer/question by clicking on [Edit] and you can delete an answer/question by clicking on the .
You can also drag and drop the questions to reorder them by click on the .

Once you have finished your questionnaire click on Publish website to make it visible to your patients.

The results of your survey are kept within your Logs under Your Own Surveys (and GPAQ).

The results are added together and displayed as a bar graph.

You can reset the survey by clicking on Reset Questionnaire.

You can add as many surveys to your website as you wish.

If you want to add different types of questions and see the results individually for each patient then you can add a Questionnaire page rather than a survey page. Please see our forum topic called Add a patient form/questionnaire within How do I.]]> Are you interested in what your patients think about your Surgery? Why not ask them by adding a survey to your website!

This feature was added in October 2009 after a suggestion from one of our customers. To add a survey onto your website login to your website management, click on Website Content management, click on Menu/page management, click to Add a new page, click the Predefined Page radio button, choose Survey on the Please select the page you would like to add: drop down box, give the page a Name, and then click on the Add button.

Your new page will appear at the bottom on your left hand menu. To move the page to a different place in your menu click and drag the icon to the left of the page name. To edit the page click on the first icon to the right of the page name of a pen and paper.

To add text above the form click in the Text above the survey: box.

To add text below the form click in the Text below the survey: box.

To add text to the thank you message that is displayed when a patient fills in your form type in the Text to be displayed once the survey is submitted box.

To add a questionnaire first give it a Name

• You can make the results of the questionnaire visible to your patients once they have filled in the questionnaire by putting a tick next to Make Results available for the Public.
• If you would like to gather results for a particular time period you can choose a start and end date for your questionnaire by putting a tick next to Start/End Date.
  

and then click Create.

To add a question click on New Question. Type your first question in the Question : box and type your first answer in the Answer 1: box. To add another answer click on (+ add more).

Once you have finished the question click on Save Question.

You can add as many questions as you would like.

You can edit an answer/question by clicking on [Edit] and you can delete an answer/question by clicking on the .
You can also drag and drop the questions to reorder them by click on the .

Once you have finished your questionnaire click on Publish website to make it visible to your patients.

The results of your survey are kept within your Logs under Your Own Surveys (and GPAQ).

The results are added together and displayed as a bar graph.

You can reset the survey by clicking on Reset Questionnaire.

You can add as many surveys to your website as you wish.

If you want to add different types of questions and see the results individually for each patient then you can add a Questionnaire page rather than a survey page. Please see our forum topic called Add a patient form/questionnaire within How do I.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-154.html Mon, 12 Sep 2011 10:19:01 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-154.html We have added the ability for you to add your own online patient form/questionnaire to your website.

To add your own online form/questionnaire login to your website management area, click on Website Content Management, click on Menu/Page Management, click Add a new page at the top, click the Predefined Page radio button, choose Questionnaire on the Please select the page you would like to add: drop down box, give the page a Name, and then click on the Add button.

Your new page will appear at the bottom on your left hand menu. To move the page to a different place in your menu click and drag the icon to the left of the page name. To edit the page click on the first icon to the right of the page name of a pen and paper.

To receive a notification email when a patient fills in your online form fill in the Email address field. You can choose for the emails to go to more than one email address.

To add text above the form click in the Text above the questionnaire: box.

To add text below the form click in the Text below the questionnaire: box.

To add text to the thank you message that is displayed when a patient fills in your form type in the Text to be displayed once the questionnaire is submitted box.

To start creating your online form/questionnaire first type the questionnaire name in the Questionnaire Name box, tick any of the the default questions that you want to ask, and click Create.

You can add further questions at the bottom of this page. First choose the type of question your want to ask and then click Next >>. You will then need to type your question and answers if the question type requires them. Add more answers by clicking on (+ add more). When you have created your question click Save Question. Your question will be added to the bottom of the list.

You can change the question order by clicking and dragging the icons.

You can make a question mandatory by clicking the grey star icon so that it turns red. Click again and it will change back to grey.

You can edit a question by clicking on the pen and paper edit icon. You can edit an answer by clicking on [edit].

You can remove a question/answer by clicking on the appropriate bin icon.

When you have finished creating your questionnaire click on << Back to Questionnaire page at the bottom of the page.

When you have finished creating the whole page click on your Publish website button and your new form will be available for your patients to start using.

When a patient fills in your online form, the details will be kept in your secure website logs under Your Own Questionnaires/Forms.]]> We have added the ability for you to add your own online patient form/questionnaire to your website.

To add your own online form/questionnaire login to your website management area, click on Website Content Management, click on Menu/Page Management, click Add a new page at the top, click the Predefined Page radio button, choose Questionnaire on the Please select the page you would like to add: drop down box, give the page a Name, and then click on the Add button.

Your new page will appear at the bottom on your left hand menu. To move the page to a different place in your menu click and drag the icon to the left of the page name. To edit the page click on the first icon to the right of the page name of a pen and paper.

To receive a notification email when a patient fills in your online form fill in the Email address field. You can choose for the emails to go to more than one email address.

To add text above the form click in the Text above the questionnaire: box.

To add text below the form click in the Text below the questionnaire: box.

To add text to the thank you message that is displayed when a patient fills in your form type in the Text to be displayed once the questionnaire is submitted box.

To start creating your online form/questionnaire first type the questionnaire name in the Questionnaire Name box, tick any of the the default questions that you want to ask, and click Create.

You can add further questions at the bottom of this page. First choose the type of question your want to ask and then click Next >>. You will then need to type your question and answers if the question type requires them. Add more answers by clicking on (+ add more). When you have created your question click Save Question. Your question will be added to the bottom of the list.

You can change the question order by clicking and dragging the icons.

You can make a question mandatory by clicking the grey star icon so that it turns red. Click again and it will change back to grey.

You can edit a question by clicking on the pen and paper edit icon. You can edit an answer by clicking on [edit].

You can remove a question/answer by clicking on the appropriate bin icon.

When you have finished creating your questionnaire click on << Back to Questionnaire page at the bottom of the page.

When you have finished creating the whole page click on your Publish website button and your new form will be available for your patients to start using.

When a patient fills in your online form, the details will be kept in your secure website logs under Your Own Questionnaires/Forms.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-153.html Mon, 12 Sep 2011 08:11:32 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-153.html You can change your website template at any time without losing your website content.

To change your website template login to your website management area, click into Website Content Management and then click on Select Template near the top.

Click on the thumbnails to enlarge the examples.

When you have decided which template you would like click the select button underneath.

Your template will change straight away. You do not need to click on your publish website button.]]> You can change your website template at any time without losing your website content.

To change your website template login to your website management area, click into Website Content Management and then click on Select Template near the top.

Click on the thumbnails to enlarge the examples.

When you have decided which template you would like click the select button underneath.

Your template will change straight away. You do not need to click on your publish website button.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-135.html Wed, 04 May 2011 11:08:24 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-135.html We have just added the capabilty for you to be able to add your own Secure Online Patient Forms / Questionnaires.

You are able to ask 5 different types of questions:

- Patient can only choose one of the answer that you have provided (radio buttons)
- Patient can choose multiple answers from those that you have provided (tick boxes)
- Patient should type their own answer (small answer box)
- Patient should type their own answer (large answer box)
- Patient should type a date in the format dd/mm/yyyy

When a patient fills in your form/questionnaire a notification of a new request is sent to an email address of your choice. The results are kept in your secure logs.

This page will be https secure for your patients.

This would be perfect, for example, for you to add your own Travel Questionnaire or a New Patient Questionnaire. We had thought about adding these two forms for you but we found that different surgeries wanted to ask different questions. We decided to just let you add your own!

To add one to your website please see the forum topic Add my own online patient form/questionnaire within How do I...?.]]> We have just added the capabilty for you to be able to add your own Secure Online Patient Forms / Questionnaires.

You are able to ask 5 different types of questions:

- Patient can only choose one of the answer that you have provided (radio buttons)
- Patient can choose multiple answers from those that you have provided (tick boxes)
- Patient should type their own answer (small answer box)
- Patient should type their own answer (large answer box)
- Patient should type a date in the format dd/mm/yyyy

When a patient fills in your form/questionnaire a notification of a new request is sent to an email address of your choice. The results are kept in your secure logs.

This page will be https secure for your patients.

This would be perfect, for example, for you to add your own Travel Questionnaire or a New Patient Questionnaire. We had thought about adding these two forms for you but we found that different surgeries wanted to ask different questions. We decided to just let you add your own!

To add one to your website please see the forum topic Add my own online patient form/questionnaire within How do I...?.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-134.html Wed, 06 Apr 2011 09:57:50 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-134.html A man came round in hospital after a serious accident.

He shouted, 'Doctor, doctor, I can't feel my legs!'

The doctor replied........

'I know you can't, I've cut your arms off'. ]]> A man came round in hospital after a serious accident.

He shouted, 'Doctor, doctor, I can't feel my legs!'

The doctor replied........

'I know you can't, I've cut your arms off'. ]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-116.html Wed, 01 Dec 2010 16:54:47 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-116.html My friend drowned in a bowl of muesli....

A strong currant pulled him in.

]]> My friend drowned in a bowl of muesli....

A strong currant pulled him in.

]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-115.html Tue, 16 Nov 2010 16:36:00 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-115.html I went to the butchers the other day and I bet him 50 quid that he
couldn't reach the meat off the top shelf. He said......

'No, the steaks are too high.'

]]> I went to the butchers the other day and I bet him 50 quid that he
couldn't reach the meat off the top shelf. He said......

'No, the steaks are too high.'

]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-114.html Thu, 04 Nov 2010 12:02:31 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-114.html I went to buy some camouflage trousers the other day.......

but I couldn't find any... ]]> I went to buy some camouflage trousers the other day.......

but I couldn't find any... ]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-113.html Tue, 02 Nov 2010 16:55:31 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-113.html
The shrink says, "Well, I can clearly see you're nuts."]]>
The shrink says, "Well, I can clearly see you're nuts."]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-112.html Tue, 26 Oct 2010 15:48:35 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-112.html http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-111.html Wed, 20 Oct 2010 13:53:55 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-111.html http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-110.html Fri, 24 Sep 2010 08:34:56 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-110.html We advise you test your Little Green Buttons in the same way you test your fire alarm.

Make sure your staff know how to use LGB. They need to double click on the button and see the button turn red. If the button does not turn red then no onen has received an alert.

Testing the button also helps to make sure that location names have been changed if PCs have been moved about. To change/check the location name of an LGB simply right click on it and go to 'settings'. This is the location that will be displayed on the panic alerts if anyone activates the panic button on this particular PC so it should be a unique name that all your staff will easily understand and will direct them to this location quickly.

So some good examples of locations are:
Main Reception
Consulting Room 1
Practice Manager's Office

You should avoid using IP Addresses and computer names as these may not be familiar to the majority of your staff. You should also avoid people's names as people can move about:
192.168.100.231
COMP_123
Janet Jones

If for any reason you find your Little Green Buttons are not working for you please call our support team on 01263 834648. We are open between 8 am and 5 pm on week days.]]> We advise you test your Little Green Buttons in the same way you test your fire alarm.

Make sure your staff know how to use LGB. They need to double click on the button and see the button turn red. If the button does not turn red then no onen has received an alert.

Testing the button also helps to make sure that location names have been changed if PCs have been moved about. To change/check the location name of an LGB simply right click on it and go to 'settings'. This is the location that will be displayed on the panic alerts if anyone activates the panic button on this particular PC so it should be a unique name that all your staff will easily understand and will direct them to this location quickly.

So some good examples of locations are:
Main Reception
Consulting Room 1
Practice Manager's Office

You should avoid using IP Addresses and computer names as these may not be familiar to the majority of your staff. You should also avoid people's names as people can move about:
192.168.100.231
COMP_123
Janet Jones

If for any reason you find your Little Green Buttons are not working for you please call our support team on 01263 834648. We are open between 8 am and 5 pm on week days.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-109.html Fri, 24 Sep 2010 08:18:54 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-109.html We have added a 'Sign Up For Text Message Appointment Reminders' form to your website package after a request from one of our customers.

We added the form for them free of charge and have made the form available to all of our customers. Obviously this form is only useful to you if you offer a text message appointment reminder service.

Please see an example of this form here: http://securesurgerywebsite.co.uk/text-m...,39024.htm

For our English sites this page will be https secure on your website.

To use this form on your website sign into your website management, click on 'website content management' and then click on 'menu/page management'. The 'Text Message Appointment Reminders' form will be in your list of pages but it will be set to hidden. To unhide the form you need to click on the icon of the eye with the red cross over it and the red cross will disappear. You can rename the page by clicking on 'rename' and you can move the page to a different place in your list by clicking on the grey + and dragging it to where you want it.

Click save and close in the top right hand corner and the form will appear within your pages. You can click to edit the text above and below the form and you can choose the email address that you would like the notifications to go to.]]> We have added a 'Sign Up For Text Message Appointment Reminders' form to your website package after a request from one of our customers.

We added the form for them free of charge and have made the form available to all of our customers. Obviously this form is only useful to you if you offer a text message appointment reminder service.

Please see an example of this form here: http://securesurgerywebsite.co.uk/text-m...,39024.htm

For our English sites this page will be https secure on your website.

To use this form on your website sign into your website management, click on 'website content management' and then click on 'menu/page management'. The 'Text Message Appointment Reminders' form will be in your list of pages but it will be set to hidden. To unhide the form you need to click on the icon of the eye with the red cross over it and the red cross will disappear. You can rename the page by clicking on 'rename' and you can move the page to a different place in your list by clicking on the grey + and dragging it to where you want it.

Click save and close in the top right hand corner and the form will appear within your pages. You can click to edit the text above and below the form and you can choose the email address that you would like the notifications to go to.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-108.html Wed, 15 Sep 2010 15:35:42 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-108.html Many thanks to Victoria and the team at Wiggly Amps. I was astounded at the speed with which our new site was developed and the attention to detail and overall quality of the end product. The management interface is powerful yet simple to use and makes me wonder why I bothered trying to develop and maintain our old site for as long as I did when Wiggly Amps have been able to surpass anything I could achieve on my own in a fraction of the time.

Many thanks for helping us move this project forward with such skill and speed. Highly recommended!

Dr Eric Wilkinson

Doctor - Southbourne Surgery ]]> Many thanks to Victoria and the team at Wiggly Amps. I was astounded at the speed with which our new site was developed and the attention to detail and overall quality of the end product. The management interface is powerful yet simple to use and makes me wonder why I bothered trying to develop and maintain our old site for as long as I did when Wiggly Amps have been able to surpass anything I could achieve on my own in a fraction of the time.

Many thanks for helping us move this project forward with such skill and speed. Highly recommended!

Dr Eric Wilkinson

Doctor - Southbourne Surgery ]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-107.html Wed, 15 Sep 2010 15:34:47 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-107.html Setting up the website was a simple process with lots of support from the Wiggly Amps team who never thought any problem was too small or simple to help resolve. A real help for me as I had no previous experience with this sort of thing. Initial comments from users has also been very positive:-

"I love the newsletter and website - congrats to the people who worked on them"

"The site is easy to access, with clear simple screens and useful information"

Thanks for your help and I will have no hesitation recommending you to colleagues and have already been singing your praises.

Mrs Sue Brown

Practice Manager - Murieston Medical Practice]]> Setting up the website was a simple process with lots of support from the Wiggly Amps team who never thought any problem was too small or simple to help resolve. A real help for me as I had no previous experience with this sort of thing. Initial comments from users has also been very positive:-

"I love the newsletter and website - congrats to the people who worked on them"

"The site is easy to access, with clear simple screens and useful information"

Thanks for your help and I will have no hesitation recommending you to colleagues and have already been singing your praises.

Mrs Sue Brown

Practice Manager - Murieston Medical Practice]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-106.html Wed, 15 Sep 2010 15:33:30 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-106.html We are extremely happy with our new website with Wiggly Amps. The support and excellent customer care is very impressive. The customer care team are courteous, speedy and have been able to deal with all of our requests. Examples of this were; changing how many people received the patient feedbacks, changing the colour of the standard template to match in with our corporate colour etc. Our patients love the new website. I would thoroughly recommend them to you!

Josiane Wadey

Practice Business Manager - St Lawrence Surgery]]> We are extremely happy with our new website with Wiggly Amps. The support and excellent customer care is very impressive. The customer care team are courteous, speedy and have been able to deal with all of our requests. Examples of this were; changing how many people received the patient feedbacks, changing the colour of the standard template to match in with our corporate colour etc. Our patients love the new website. I would thoroughly recommend them to you!

Josiane Wadey

Practice Business Manager - St Lawrence Surgery]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-105.html Wed, 15 Sep 2010 15:32:59 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-105.html After many flawless years of using one of their touch screens, we asked them to put a website together for us. This was done with great speed and efficiency and all at a reasonable price too. I really cannot recommend them highly enough!

Graham Johnson

Data Manager - Patterdale Lodge Group Practice]]> After many flawless years of using one of their touch screens, we asked them to put a website together for us. This was done with great speed and efficiency and all at a reasonable price too. I really cannot recommend them highly enough!

Graham Johnson

Data Manager - Patterdale Lodge Group Practice]]>