Integrated Electronic Health Records
Clinii seamlessly integrates with a wide range of Electronic Health Record (EHR) systems, enabling healthcare providers to centralize and streamline their operations. These integrations facilitate real-time data synchronization, ensuring that critical patient information—such as medical histories, lab results, prescriptions, and care plans—is readily accessible at the point of care.
Clinii Integrates With Your EHR
One of the most widely used EHR systems in the US, Epic offers a comprehensive suite of tools for managing clinical, administrative, and financial tasks across the continuum of care. Known for its robust interoperability features, Epic enables seamless data sharing with other EHR systems and external providers.
eClinicalWorks is designed for ambulatory care practices of all sizes. It offers a wide
range of features, including patient documentation, e-prescribing, scheduling, billing,
and revenue cycle management. Known for its affordability and flexibility, eClinicalWorks
is popular among independent practices and outpatient clinics seeking a customizable
and scalable EHR platform.
athenahealth stands out for its network-enabled services, which leverage data and insights across its user base. Its patient portal and mobile tools support engagement and convenience, while its emphasis on interoperability facilitates seamless data exchange with other healthcare systems and networks.
Allscripts (now Veradigm) is known for its open, interoperable architecture, which allows for seamless data exchange with other systems and enhances care coordination across different providers. The company also offers analytics, revenue cycle management, and telehealth capabilities to support comprehensive healthcare delivery.
Cerner, now part of Oracle Health, offers a comprehensive suite of tools for clinical documentation, order entry, medication management, patient scheduling, and billing.
Cerner also offers patient engagement tools, such as patient portals and telehealth integration.
Tailored for independent medical practices and smaller healthcare organizations, AdvancedMD is known for its user-friendly interface and customizable workflows that help streamline administrative and clinical tasks. The platform also features telemedicine integration, patient engagement tools, and mobile access, enabling providers to deliver efficient, patient-centered care from virtually anywhere.
Known for its ease of use, quick implementation, and affordability, Kareo (now Tebra) is designed specifically for small medical practices and independent healthcare providers, making it a popular choice for practices without dedicated IT staff. The platform also includes a patient portal, telehealth capabilities, and marketing tools to help practices grow and engage patients more effectively.
Practice Fusion is designed for small to mid-sized medical practices, offering a
streamlined and intuitive interface for managing clinical tasks. It also includes a
patient portal, appointment scheduling, and integration with pharmacies and
laboratories, helping practices enhance care coordination and patient engagement.
DrChrono streamlines clinical workflows and improves patient care through efficient data management and user-friendly interfaces. It typically integrates features such as appointment scheduling, charting, billing, and e-prescribing, allowing healthcare providers to manage patient information securely and in real time. DrChrono offers customizable templates and compliance with regulatory standards like HIPAA. Its cloud-based platform ensures accessibility across devices, supporting both small practices and larger healthcare networks.
MDLand is tailored for small to mid-sized healthcare practices, offering a comprehensive suite of tools including clinical documentation, e-prescribing, appointment scheduling, and billing. MDLand supports compliance with healthcare regulations such as Meaningful Use and MACRA/MIPS, helping providers optimize reimbursements and quality reporting. With a focus on usability and efficiency, MDLand is designed to support both primary care and specialty practices in delivering high-quality, coordinated care.
MediTab’s flagship solution, Intelligent Medical Software (IMS), offers integrated tools for clinical charting, e-prescribing, scheduling, billing, and revenue cycle management. MediTab emphasizes customization, allowing practices to tailor workflows to their specific needs. The platform also includes telehealth, patient engagement features, and compliance support for programs like Meaningful Use and MIPS.
PointClickCare is specifically designed for Long-Term Post-Acute Care (LTPAC), providing integrated solutions for clinical, administrative, and financial management, helping facilities such as skilled nursing homes, senior living communities, and home health agencies deliver coordinated, high-quality care.
SigmaCare is tailored primarily for LTPAC providers, offering a comprehensive suite of tools for clinical documentation, care planning, medication management, and compliance tracking. Its user-friendly interface and mobile accessibility enable caregivers to document in real time, improving accuracy and patient outcomes.
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MatrixCare is specifically designed for long-term care and post-acute care providers, including skilled nursing facilities, senior living communities, and home health agencies. With a strong focus on interoperability and real-time data access, MatrixCare supports providers in delivering personalized, high-quality care across the continuum.
Netsmart is a comprehensive solution created to meet the specialized needs of behavioral health, human services, and post-acute care providers. Netsmart offers robust tools for case management, electronic prescribing, mobile documentation, and analytics, helping providers deliver personalized, evidence-based care. With a strong emphasis on interoperability, the system facilitates secure information sharing across care settings, ensuring continuity of care.
GEMMS (GEMMS ONE) is meant primarily for cardiology practices and other specialty care providers, enabling efficient data entry, streamlined reporting, and improved patient engagement. The system allows for seamless data exchange with hospitals, labs, and other healthcare entities. By focusing on the unique needs of specialists, GEMMS helps enhance both clinical efficiency and care quality.
CureMD serves a wide range of medical specialties and practice sizes, offering a comprehensive platform that integrates clinical documentation, practice management, patient engagement, and billing functionalities. Features like e-prescribing, lab integration, and mobile access support real-time decision-making and patient care delivery. CureMD also includes advanced analytics and reporting tools, empowering providers to monitor performance and drive quality improvement across their practice.
Greenway Health is known for its flagship product, Intergy, offering integrated solutions for clinical documentation, practice management, patient engagement, and revenue cycle management. The platform emphasizes user customization, allowing providers to tailor workflows and templates to meet their specific needs.
Frequently Asked Questions About Electronic Health Records
1. What is an EHR?
An Electronic Health Record (EHR) system is a digital version of a patient’s medical history that the provider maintains on an ongoing basis. Information retained includes data relevant to the patient’s care, such as demographics, medications, vital signs, vaccine history, and lab work. The EHR helps to streamline the provider’s workflow and allows for instant access to patient data.
2. Are EHRs secure?
Yes, EHRs are designed with multiple layers of security to protect patient information, including encryption and access controls. Compliance with regulations like HIPAA ensures that patient data
is handled responsibly.
3. How do EHRs improve patient care?
EHRs improve patient care by giving healthcare providers instant access to accurate and complete patient data. This supports better-informed decisions, reduces medical errors, and improves coordination among providers. Features like medication alerts, reminders, and decision support tools help clinicians deliver safer and more personalized treatment plans.