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Rachel Boer
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Kentucky College of Optometry Chooses RevolutionEHR for Students and Staff in the Clinic and Classrooms

(Madison, WI) October 30, 2017— Rev360 is pleased to announce its partnership with University of Pikeville, Kentucky College of Optometry (UPIKE KYCO). At the heart of the partnership is Rev360’s flagship software platform RevolutionEHR, the leading cloud-based electronic health record (EHR) and practice management software platform for eye care. UPIKE KYCO will utilize RevolutionEHR in the classroom and clinic to serve the rural Appalachia community. 

“The RevolutionEHR cloud-based software is ideal for the classrooms and clinic within Kentucky College of Optometry,” said Cliff Caudill, OD, FAAO, Assistant Dean for Clinical Affairs.  “The ongoing training and support, which includes a sandbox environment, provides a flexible and easy solution for both students and clinic staff to learn the software before the clinic is open.”  Cindy Braden, VP of Sales added, “We are excited to partner with UPIKE KYCO students and staff and support their vision of providing exceptional and accessible clinical care to the rural communities of Central Kentucky.”

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About RevolutionEHR                                                                                                                                        

RevolutionEHR is the leading cloud-based EHR and practice management software platform for eye care.  RevolutionEHR enables a growing suite of ECP business services and seamlessly integrates with a variety of partner solutions. RevolutionEHR frees eye care providers to focus more time on their passion – caring for patients.  For more information about RevolutionEHR, visit www.revolutionehr.com.

About University of Pikeville, Kentucky College of Optometry                                                                                 

The Kentucky College of Optometry is the fourth college under the University of Pikeville banner and reflects the institution’s mission of service and strategic initiatives. The American Council for Optometric Education has granted the Kentucky College of Optometry the pre-accreditation classification of “Preliminary Approval.” The University of Pikeville is the 22nd school in the country to have a college of optometry. Construction was recently completed on a new educational facility to house the Kentucky College of Optometry. Sixty students will be admitted per class for a total of 240. The university expects to provide for the underserved in Central Appalachia and other rural areas of the country.