What You Should Know:
- Interwell Health, a value-based kidney care management company, has unveiled Acumen Rounder, a nephrology rounding application that seamlessly integrates with Epic’s electronic health record (EHR) system.
- The innovation is set to transform how nephrologists manage patient workflows and deliver value-based care.
Enhancing Nephrology Workflows
Acumen Rounder offers a comprehensive suite of features designed to improve efficiency, accuracy, and the
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Suki AI Integrates with MEDENT and Azalea Health EHRs
What You Should Know:
- Suki, the leader in artificial intelligence (AI) technology for healthcare, today announced two new partnerships with electronic health records (EHR) vendors, MEDENT and Azalea Health, who will each use Suki’s AI engine Suki Platformto directly embed AI capabilities within their respective solutions, enhancing user experience and improving patient care.
- The two companies join existing strategic partners athenahealth and MEDITECH as members of Suki’s EHR program,
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Canvas Medical Unveils First EMR for Longevity Medicine, Anova™
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- Canvas Medical, the EMR company accelerating everyday medicine, today announced the launch of Anova™, an electronic medical record (EMR) system specifically designed for the rapidly growing field of longevity medicine.
- Built on the Canvas Medical EMR infrastructure in collaboration with Anant Vinjamoori, MD, a leading longevity physician, Anova delivers a fully integrated platform that empowers clinicians to better treat aging-related conditions,
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Improving Patient Engagement Through EHR-Driven Communication Tools
The integration of Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems within healthcare organizations has revolutionized patient engagement. With the rise of healthcare IT solutions, EHR-driven communication tools such as patient portals, telehealth apps, and patient engagement software have become pivotal in enhancing communication, reducing barriers, and improving patient involvement in their care. These technologies allow patients to access their health data, communicate with providers, and participate
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Why Specialty Practices Need an EHR Designed Just for Them
Healthcare has never been more complex than it is today. There has been a rapid expansion of medical treatment options, increasingly stringent regulatory requirements, and an ever-evolving landscape of medical coding, billing, and reimbursement. The burden of navigating this complexity has shifted significantly—and, some may argue, unfairly—onto medical providers. This shift has led to widespread dissatisfaction across specialties.
As the demands on physicians increase, so does the need
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Epic and VA Interoperability Connects Thousands of Veterans to Healthcare Benefits
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- A new connection between Epic's healthcare software and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) system is helping thousands of veterans access critical healthcare, food, and housing benefits.
- The enhanced interoperability allows healthcare providers using Epic to automatically screen patients for veteran status and connect those eligible with the benefits they've earned.
Expanding Access to Benefits
Since going live earlier this year, the Epic-VA
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Why Behavioral Health Needs Next-Generation EHRs
Effective behavioral health treatment requires a collaborative team of caregivers. These teams need seamless integration and visibility across multidisciplinary efforts involving cross-departmental collaboration with shared resources and goals. Next-generation EHRs are pivotal in providing the necessary visibility and coordination for critical behavioral healthcare.
Unlike general healthcare facilities, many behavioral health providers either lack EHR systems or are burdened with outdated
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Epic in the Public Cloud: Scalability and Satisfaction on the Rise, But Challenges Remain
What You Should Know:
- Over the past few years, healthcare organizations have increasingly turned to public cloud providers like AWS and Microsoft Azure to host their Epic electronic health record (EHR) systems. Driven by the promise of scalability, cost savings, and improved performance, this trend shows no signs of slowing down.
- A new report from KLAS Research provides an updated look at the viability of Epic in the public cloud, highlighting both successes and ongoing
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Epic Unveils Expanded APIs for Healthcare App Developers
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- EHR leader Epic announced the expansion of its Application Program Interfaces (APIs) for healthcare app developers.
- These APIs, available at no cost, will enable developers to access a more comprehensive view of the patient, supporting the latest standards in data exchange.
Enhanced Interoperability for Personalized Care
The expanded APIs are designed to support version 3 of the United States Core Data for Interoperability (USCDI v3).
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Healthcare Data Blocking Wars: RTMS Defends Against PointClickCare’s Appeal
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- Real Time Medical Systems (RTMS) is defending a preliminary injunction that prevents PointClickCare (PCC) from blocking RTMS's access to patient electronic health records (EHRs).
- PCC, which owns the EHR platform, attempted to block RTMS's access to the data by implementing "indecipherable CAPTCHAs," effectively preventing RTMS from providing its services.
Legal Dispute Overview
RTMS and PCC are competitors in the value-based care/patient
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