Best Desktop Computer For Medical Office

Best desktop computer I had yet

We have had laser printers in our medical office for the past 22 years. This one is better than all of them.

Best computer I've owned, better graphics than my desktop PC. Runs very hot though.

I recently purchased an HP all in one desktop computer for our office. This is an excellent buy. The computer is easy to use and is a great product. Well worth the .oney.

Great webcam for office work. Best quality picture with microphone so it replaces headphones with computer speakers ON. Quick and reliable sales and shipping by B&H. Will buy again from B&H

Excellent compact desktop computer.

We use this product in a medical/office setting daily. This product enables us to display our results in an organized manner while continuing to protect the material.

We are using this to protect our SurfacePro 9 (SP9) - which is being used for in-office medical (optometric) testing with the Innova Rabin Cone Test. The case is neither thin or light, but using the case makes the SP9 a bit more physically substantive, which in our case is a good thing. With the keyboard and the case, the SP9 is about the thickness of an XPS laptop, and a bit lighter. The unit sits on a table in the office and patients are brought to it. Hopefully we never have to drop test the case, but unfortunately, we have had a clumsy patient that has knocked another piece of testing equipment onto the ground (and broken it).

Purchased 2 of these for a Medical Office. So tempted to get one for myself. At this price you can't beat it. These work great for Doctors to walk around with all day...have patients sign right on the screen etc. etc.

Our medical office has need to scan 20+ page documents very often. We historically used brother multipurpose printers for this, but the automatic document feeder always breaks long before the scanner bed or the printer part. While those saved space, they became too expensive to replace every time the document feeder went bad. The Canon scanner is just the document feeder. Software is very easy to use, and the scanner integrated with the software we were already using (paperport) effortlessly. Better yet, it appears very reliable and it is much faster than the MFC machines. Footprint on the desk is as small as I think it could get. We were so happy with it that we bought a second machine, and in the future, we won't go out of our way to buy printers with an ADF tray. I plan to eventually put one of these at each clerical workstation.