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EcMR

Practice and clinic management software for eye doctors, made by German firm ifa systems AG

About EcMR

EcMR is practice and clinic management software for ophthalmology, developed by ifa systems AG in Germany. The company has built software for eye doctors since 1983. It currently offers two systems, ifaLION+ and the cloud-based ifaNX.

Features

  • ifaLION+: an established practice system with a full patient workflow and wide connections to eye-care devices.
  • ifaNX: a web and cloud eye information system that works on any operating system.
  • Specialist modules: surgery planning, IVOM treatment management and inventory control.
  • Remote access: use through a web browser.
  • Images and text: direct image import with a built-in viewer, plus integrated word processing.

Who it serves

Ophthalmology practices and eye clinics, mainly German-speaking customers.

Key facts

  • Maker: ifa systems AG
  • Developing since: 1983
  • Device links: more than 600 interfaces are cited
  • Online calendar: one clinic has used it since 2007

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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