Billing History

The team at 1st Providers Choice has been providing sales, support and training on DB Consultants' Patient Accounting and Practice Management software since 1990.

One of the smart things DB Consultants did early on was to decide that it would be best for the customers to have someone in their area that could provide support and training.

DBC publishes the software and 1st Providers Choice will help with Initial installation of the programs. Training of the staff and providers will also be included. We will then continue to work with you as long as you are running the system. We would like to see you use the applications for the life of your practice.

DB Consultants, Inc. was founded in 1980 by Don Biresch. The company's mandate was to design, distribute, and support Practice Management Systems for the medical vertical market for operation on desktop IBM compatible computers utilizing industry standard hardware and software.

In 1984, the company began marketing its products on a national scale via a network of dedicated independent dealerships. DBC's corporation organization emphasizes centralized software development and decentralized field sales, training and support.

Today, DBC's software systems are installed in over 6000 clinics (more than 14,000 providers) nationwide, including users in every state in the United States as well as Canada. Many of these installations are multi-provider sites, bringing the total number of providers using DBC's software to well over 16,000.

DBC's national independent dealership and support organization, coupled with an extensive telephone support staff at DBC's corporate headquarters in Pennsylvania, provides DBC's users with a combination of local training and support as well as an
easily accessible central technical support desk. DBC does not sell directly to end users, but our products can be purchased from a large network of independent authorized dealers across the country. Since these dealers are local to their territories, they can better serve our users on a local basis than we could from Pennsylvania.