In the past few decades, with the introduction of computers, almost every field has adopted digitization to maintain their records. Same is true in the medical field as well. Hospitals or clinics now no longer keep records of their patients in the traditional paper file system. Instead, they have now adopted the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system. EMR is nothing, but a digitized version of paper-based information of each patient. Having an EMR practice helps the clinics to keep a track on each patient with ease. Also, with the use of EMR, each individual patient has a particular chart, which can be accessed by all the clinics. In short, EMR has made it possible to store patient information efficiently that allows tracking and retrieving of information simpler. What are the benefits of EMR? Some resistance has been seen among practitioners about switching to an EMR practice. For example, arguments have been made about how safe the records are from theft and other illegal uses. This issue is being looked upon, and the EMR software is continuously being updated to eliminate all the cons of the system. It should also be mentioned that the benefits of using this system far outweigh the issues.