I may be able to give you an update soon because I am going to San Francisco to receive training from the good folks at Practice Fusion and I will ask them about any iPad app developments.

And their big connect event is this Friday – so perhaps there may be some news of what is coming for Practice Fusion.

see this link: http://www.practicefusion.com/pages/ipad-emr-solution.html

thank you for your comments

My understanding is that Practice Fusion has not released an app for the iPad yet. Yes, LogMein app on iPad provides remote access to a PC which must be on, up and running and connected to the network.
Here is a page on PF’s website about mobile: http://www.practicefusion.com/pages/ipad-emr-solution.html

Thank you for your supportive comments.

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My understanding is that there are other tablets that will run flash.

I am not familiar with them, however.

My understanding is that the iPad rules the tablet market with over 60 % of the tablet market.

So, my focus is on the iPad.

I also understand that iPad owners are very happy with the battery life on their iPad.

I also understand that flash usage is demanding on computer resources including the battery.

So, the iPad battery life advantage may be do in part to not using flash.

And battery life is a most important criteria for a mobile device.

So now I finally understand one major reason why Steve Jobs and Apple opted to not allow flash on ios devices.

Once Practice Fusion releases their app for the iPad this discussion will take a different perspective.

However; remotely controling a pc or mac from an iPad will still be a handy capability to have and be familiar with.

Sorry I could not be of more help.

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