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Networks

Patient Network

When patient members have the need to access or share their health records they would signup/sign-in, agree to confidentiality use terms and perform basic user operations including: patient demographics, scheduling, insurance, medications, vaccinations, allergies, problem history, lab results and more.

An invitation gives healthcare collaborators access to your private network space for direct messaging or sharing. The inviting member can limit the exchange invitee member’s access; and the exchange members have the option to build his/her network by sharing, messaging and invitation with others.

Benefits:

  • Members can communicate directly with their doctors and request a telehealth or in-person appointment
  • Parents of small children can share in the responsibility of managing their children's vaccinations and other medical records
  • A spouse can be granted access to manage and track the patient’s medical records and schedule appointments
  • Public and private network blogging
  • Caregivers and family members who care for aging parents, can share in tracking medications and critical points of care from any web enabled device
  • Medical transportation collaborators can instantly synchronize with patient pickup and drop-off schedules
  • We offer e-Health tools that are compatible with Android, IPHONE, Windows and most modern browsers
  • Patients can request to share their records with other specialist and care teams
  • Patients can access their records 24/7
Patient Member Sign-up

Doctor, Lab and
Hospital Networks

Physicians, nurses, clinics, labs, and hospitals who register and complete our credentialing process can manage their patient population from any web-enabled device.

The provider network members can option to build their collaboration networks where they can partner on servicing a given population.

Example: A Chemotherapy clinic may partner with an Oncology department to service discharged patients who require immediate care and therapy. These two organizations can benefit from our Synchronized Record Access and Health Information Exchange APIs enabling the organizations to share the necessary clinical information and ease the burden of the care transition process.

Example: The same scenario can apply for laboratory, diagnostics and emergency transportation partnerships and collaborations. Providers can send orders directly to lab and diagnostics where the service is administered, and results transmitted back to the provider for evaluation.

Benefits:

  • Providers can build an unlimited number of collaboration network partnerships
  • Health IT teams can partner and connect via our Health Information Exchange APIs and HL7 interfaces
  • Perform telehealth appointments and include required and optional attendees
  • Conduct virtual hospital rounds and invite medical specialist to the telehealth rounding sessions
  • Departmental and practice based private and public blogging
  • Schedule and launch video conference meetings
  • Share clinical information with facilities that have no health IT or records system
  • Share physician schedules with collaborating facilities for hospital procedures and rounds
  • Can share and rate “Evidence Based” articles across your organizations or partners collaborations
  • Communicate with patients and track their aftercare treatment plans and activities
  • Use e-prescribing to securely transmit medications to in-network and out-of-network pharmacies, submit refills, track the dispense status, and send medical observational inquiries to the patient
  • and more...
Provider Member Sign-up

Pharmacy
Network

Retail, point-of-care, and departmental pharmacies will receive electronic prescriptions (e-prescribed) to their dispensing order queue; and will have the ability to review the medication order and provide instant status back to the prescriber or patient.

You will be able to video conference and direct message the prescriber and collaborate on specific details of the medication orders; and for orders where insurance payers are involved you will have access to the patients policy and benefits coverage, including alternative drugs and formulary information.

Benefits:

  • Includes all the benefits of the Provider network
  • Use telehealth and direct messaging to communicate with the patient
  • Schedule patient for medication pickup, changes, and availability
  • We manage your drug database, medication history and formulary
Pharmacy Member Sign-up

Payer, Insurance and
Health Authority Networks

State and federal health authorities and insurance payers who register can build unlimited network collaborations, partnerships, and organize their networks to meet their internal hierarchical structures. This gives your organization a dynamically linked health IT infrastructure that can bridge your legacy, existing and future health information systems.

Benefits:

  • Includes all the benefits of the Provider network
  • Share meta-analysis data, statistical data, and quality reporting
  • Roll-up reporting from local, state, and federal collaborators and partners
  • Use and integrate your preferred informatic and biostatistics programs
  • Build preferred networks of provider and pharmacy members who service policyholders
  • Deploy health registry survey’s, updated policy, and medical guidelines to state, federal, regions, hospitals, clinics, and primary care organizations
Payer Member Sign-up