Pen-to-PC Technology

If given a choice, which would you choose for medical charting?
Pen or PC? 

If you answered pen, then the latest digital technology to arrive in healthcare document management is here, and it’s now available exclusively from GR Medical Management, Inc.  Designed especially for those healthcare providers who prefer pen and paper, this new digital Pen-to-PC technology will soon become the standard for medical charting in all types of practices, especially when the comfort of an office with a computer terminal is not always available.  The system sports the latest cutting-edge technology…and lo and behold…it’s “pen and paper”!   The system is comprised of two key components – a Logitech io2 digital pen that captures your handwritten information, converts them to text, and exports them to word-processing or e-mail programs, and Rxpaper, which is smart paper that lets you instantly get digital copies of documents - seconds after you write on them!  Each sheet of Rxpaper is pre-printed with a unique microscopic pattern of dots which enables handwriting to be recorded and transferred to your computer with a digital pen.  To use it, you simply load your printer with Rxpaper, print your documents or forms with existing applications, and write with a digital pen.   Dock the pen in its cradle when you're finished, and you'll be presented with a crystal clear PDF copy of the document.

The Power of the Pen…

Meets the Power of the Paper!

If you know how to print a document and write with a pen, you already know how to use Rxpaper.

		Step 1 - Print
		You simply load Rxpaper into your printer and print from any application.  As your document is printing on Rxpaper stock, Rxpaper software stores an image of the document on your computer for later reference.
		Step 2 - Write
		Next, you write with a digital pen as you normally would.  Rxpaper's special pattern of dots enables the digital pen to automatically sense its location and record your handwriting in its memory.
		Step 3 - PDF
		When the pen is docked in its cradle, the recorded ink is downloaded and matched with the image of the original document – instantly creating an exact copy of the handwritten document in PDF format, just as if you had scanned or photocopied it!

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