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Updated Arfinn Med Scheduler

Updated Arfinn Med Scheduler

As your practice begins to grow, it’s important that your booking system is able to keep up.  That’s why Arfinn Med has just released, in its newest update, the multi-view scheduling and booking platform.  This allows you and/or your staff the ability to customize appointment types, hours of availability, display name, and confirmation emails for all providers on staff.  Rather than having to pay extra if you want to keep multiple calendars, the Arfinn Med Scheduler is included in your monthly subscription fees and can be set to include as many providers as you want. 

The new and updated scheduler, along with our updated HIPAA-compliant telehealth solution, positions Arfinn Med to be the best value in the medical marijuana EMR industry. Whether you are just starting a medical marijuana practice, or have been recommending for years, Arfinn Med has all the functionality you need to confidently and successfully run your practice.  Learn more by scheduling a quick demo!

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