Enterprise Integration Adaptors

iPatientCare Enterprise Integration Adaptors (EIA) enable you to exploit the real power of EHR interoperability by facilitating standard-based data exchange with other EHR systems, health information exchanges (HIEs), labs, pharmacies, payers, immunization and disease registries, and public health agencies. All these exchanges between healthcare information systems happens accurately and securely within the existing workflow. The EIA enhances the quality of care by delivering timely and accurate information, critical for your patients’ health.

The following lists a few of the most commonly adapted integration brokers:

Third party Practice Management System:

Bi-directional patient demographics using HL7 ADT
Bi-directional patient appointments using HL7 SIU
Bi-directional financial transactions (charge codes) using HL7 DFT

Third-party Inpatient / Ambulatory EHR / Health Information Exchange:

Bi-directional patient demographics using HL7 ADT
Bi-directional patient appointments using HL7 SIU
Bi-directional financial transactions (charge codes) using HL7 DFT
Bi-directional patient’s Clinical Summaries using HL7-CCD/C-CDA
Bi-directional exchange of Medical Documents using HL7 MDM Message–Medical Document Management

iPatientCare EHR-Direct

Using iPatientCare EHR-Direct, you can maintain the providers’ directory and send out referrals along with other clinical documents electronically and securely using the click of a button. Similarly the referrals received from other providers are delivered to your dashboard electronically and you can import the demographics, allergies, medications and problem list into your patient records. This saves your time tremendously and eliminates costly mistakes caused by manual data entry.

Health Information Exchange

iPatientCare Health Information Exchange (HIE) provides a framework for disparate clinical systems to interact with one another and building a community-wide network. It provides a community Portal that facilitates a holistic view of a patient’s record captured at various healthcare information systems like ambulatory clinics, hospital systems, and / or updated by consumers (i.e. patients). It typically serves the following customers:

Physicians within a community network, e.g. members of IPAs and PHOs
Consumers to view and control access to their health record
Hospitals and Health Systems to connect with their affiliated physicians
Public health Agencies and Registries to view the summary of patient population

K. Ramesh Reddy

We use iPatientCare for medical billing. They are reliable, the staff is knowledgeable, and they help address the day-to-day bill and receiving issues we all face in practice. The staff is very efficient, responsible and courteous, their attention to detail is good. Our account receivables have remained manageable and their integrated software have helped us to keep track of money owed by payers and patients when they come to see us at the office

MD, Decaturville Family Practice