MEDENT supports Windows Hello, a secure and time-saving biometric authentication option available on compatible Windows devices. Instead of typing a username and password, users can log in with just a glance or a touch using facial recognition or fingerprint scan.
MEDENT will soon launch its redesigned CPT/HCPCS Code Screen, which displays all of the code's details in one screen.
On Tuesday, June 24, 2025, G2 finalized its Summer 2025 Reports in which the verified software review site highlighted the top rated solutions in the industry. MEDENT appeared in 24 reports and earned 10 badges, including the coveted High Performer, Momentum Leader and Users Most Likely To Recommend badges.
When it comes to managing a busy medical practice, every click counts. That’s why MEDENT’s Sidebar is more than just a navigation tool; it’s your shortcut to streamlined efficiency, better communication and smarter charting.
Starting June 17th, AT&T has announced that they will no longer support email-to-text or text-to-email. This will unfortunately cause patients and MEDENT users who use AT&T and Cricket Wireless as their mobile provider to no longer receive certain text messages from MEDENT.
Looking for more ways to save clicks? MEDENT's Auto Edit for Open Documents feature eliminates the need to click the Edit button to start typing in an open document.
We’re excited to introduce a new way to stay informed with MEDENT Mobile Push Notifications! This latest enhancement gives users the option to receive alerts directly through push notifications on their mobile device, rather than via traditional text or email.
"Many of the times, [the ePA] will be instant, so by the time the patient gets to the pharmacy, it's already done and they can pick up their prescription." And with RxBenefit Clarity, you'll see the patient's out-of-pocket cost in MEDENT.
We’re excited to announce the launch of the MEDENT Live Status Page — a real-time window into the operational health of MEDENT’s core services.
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