Quality Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:QSII)

Still more gas left in the tank.

I EXPECT THIS COMPANY TO DO VERY WELL OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS.

Keeping for the long haul. No end in sight for customers.

Continues to work out issues with Board members, when this settles down and they can focus on their business, there will be continued growth.

Dental/orthodonture records Specializing in the conversion of dental/orthodonture records into electronic format and compatible with the Microsoft platform. Pretty volatile but in a steady upward trend. Over time.

With QSII making healthcare systems automated, it enables the medical professionals to have more time to care for their patients, and less time on paperwork.

Arguably the best medical technology company is selling around 40 and could easily climb to around 48 in the next couple of months.

Our clinic had almost decided to go with Nextgen until they gave us a demo that was so bad that we stopped right there and are reevaluating the whole process. EMRs can be both boon and boondoggle. I know of some medical practices that have taken a 30% or more loss to their bottom line with EMR. Because of the use of templates in the software programs that require doctors to click on irrelevant factors regarding a patient's visit in order to satisfy billing coding requirements (i.e. upcoding the visit to a higher cost) the insurance companies are now seeing that they need to ratchet down their payments for these codes -- they have created their own monster. Also, these templates create medical records that are filled with useless unnecessary information, are idiotic to read, and not very useful to other doctors -- a big problem.
I am not surprised to hear that Nextgen is losing customers and that the company president sold all his own stock in his company. Are lawsuits on the horizon?

Best physician software

Rapidly growing digital medical records keeping company. Product demand keeps growing, and they have a clean balance sheet.

Shareholder friendly. Growing market, repeatable business. What's not to like?

A leading developer of medical records control software and service. Should do well for several years to come.

by sheer virtue of the business they're in

As long as the CFO doesn't get thrown in jail I'm long!

Long term.

QSII's ability to consistently churn out large amounts of free cash flow coupled with its favorable long term growth prospects in a new and attractive industry should provide patient investors with 20% returns over the next five years.

After the sharp drop in price, I'll take it as a

Recent noise over trading issues represents a buying opportunity. This company's technology is a must have in an industry where increased efficiences are more important than ever

2% div yield, growing profits, and does not often take a break, but down 9% today, so I'll nibble.

Earnings will grow twice as fast as the S