Great Lakes Organized Systems of Care in a Multi-EHR Environment
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Great Lakes Organized Systems of Care in a Multi-EHR Environment
Helping Great Lakes Organized Systems of Care Share Patient Information in a Multi-EHR Environment with eMedApps Community Health Cloud
eMedApps Community Health Cloud connects over 33 clinics with 6 different EHRs, reducing overall costs, streamlining workflow, and providing easy access to a comprehensive cross clinic patient view.
The Challenge:
The Great Lakes Organized System of Care faced challenges in sharing patient data across a community of healthcare practices. The lack of connectivity created gaps in patient data, caused duplicative diagnostic efforts and costs, and increased administrative time spent on manual data sharing processes particularly between ambulatory practices. The physician’s organization sought a solution that would provide the same efficiency that an integrated health network would experience.
In this Case Study, you’ll learn how Med Tech Solutions partnered with the GLOSC management team to provide a solution leveraging Community Health Cloud. The resulting consolidated community-wide patient records dramatically reduce the needed administrative time taken for manual collection of patient data, reduces duplication of efforts on diagnostic tests, provides visibility into emergency room use, and puts a comprehensive patient record in front of the provider.
Check out the full case study to learn more.