Health care facilities document normally document their patients in a physical chart. However, now with the growth in technology and resources, charts are being documented electronically in a computer driven format. This helps with billing, patient data, storage, and use evidence towards their treatment plans. The electronic medical records (EMRs) are going to change the way many people live or how many people are treated. EMRs are changing the way many health care facilities function. This is why I decided on the topic of health records in electronic format. The new computer formatting is going to change how medicine is practiced, communicated with other providers, and how billing is processed. EHRs are designed to help make health care facilities function easily and quickly. According to Fetter (2009), EHRs are to have eight functions. They are health information data, result management, order management, decision support, electronic communication and connectivity, patient support, administrative processing and reporting, reporting and population health. These eight functions are necessary in my work facility. I work in an outpatient physical therapy office. We use and electronic system called Therapy Source. Therapy Source gives us the tools for electronic communication and connectivity, and administrative processing and reporting. Therapy Source allows us to input patient data, put in over the counter payments, do billing and charges, and note documentation for patient treatments. We do use another source for result management, decision support, and reporting and population health. We use a process called Focus on Therapeutic Outcomes. This has the patient answer some questions about the functionality and their pain levels. It then processes them into a number and where we expect the patient to grow and how long that process should take.