EPIC EMR Integration

• Share EPIC data between systems and personnel
• Secure, HIPAA Compliant Development
• Easy Access for Authorized Caregivers and Patients
• Connect Technology is Seamless, Fast, and Reliable
• Streamline Billing for Prompt, Accurate Claims Submission

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Queuing

Clarity Connect's queuing middleware ensures that data transmits successfully to the correct endpoints. Along the way, it automatically generates the notifications, alerts and performance-tracking indicators. By persistently monitoring both the transmission and receipt of data, Clarity Connect makes reliable communication a sure thing.

Security

With the large number of providers that could potentially have access to a single patient’s records, strict security measures are essential to prevent data breaches within EHR systems. Guarding data management with multiple forms of protection throughout the transfer process ensures HIPAA compliance and safeguards patients against the potentially serious consequences of having private health information stolen.

The Right Platform

Clarity provides technology that already includes inputs related to the medical industry, a distinction that sets it apart from other platforms. This minimizes the time it takes to set up and implement an Epic EHR integration using their native FHIR endpoints, providing fast access and reliable functionality without the need for lengthy customization.

Queuing

Health Level 7 (HL7) is defined as “a set of international standards for transfer of clinical and administrative data between software applications used by various healthcare providers.” HL7 ensures that EHR systems operate smoothly across all platforms and institutions by facilitating the accurate transfer of information. Clarity Connect uses version 2 of HL7 and links with Epic EHR’s API to support interoperability and maintain HIPAA compliance.

Flexible Technology

By allowing for integration of a wide range of applications, it’s possible to create an interconnected network that can handle the changing demands of the healthcare industry. As technology advances and options such as e-prescriptions, online refilling and the use of mobile devices in clinical settings become commonplace, this level of flexibility will be necessary to ensure a high quality of care for all patients. This includes the latest addition of Telemedicine, being able to video chat with your provider.

IP Blocking

Patient data management becomes more vulnerable when it’s in transit. Clarity Connect relies on SSL encryption as one layer of security to minimize the risk of interception. EHR platforms with IP blocking provide another layer by shielding data from IP addresses known to belong to unauthorized or malicious parties. By controlling how individuals and components are permitted to access specific IP addresses, Clarity effectively closes back doors that might facilitate unauthorized data acquisition or brute-force attacks.

eCommerce Built for Medical Applications

As any caregiver knows, EHR-EMR integration is different from standard ecommerce integration. While ecommerce solutions commonly manage information concerning customers and clients, they rarely deal with high-security healthcare data such as Protected Health Information (PHI). They also get by without having to securely manage information like visit notes, detailed diagnostics, patient account data, biohazardous material inventories or used medical device statuses. Clarity ships with these and other relevant EHR/EMR fields already built in, so practitioners who use the Clarity platform have a significant leg up through reduced operational overhead and training required to institute novel systems and fine tune business processes with the use of an Epic Interface.

Set Up for Success

Using Epic systems EHR for integrated healthcare information from a variety of providers improves the quality of patient care and supports growth in the healthcare sector. Clarity has worked with half a dozen clients to implement EHR solutions using Clarity Connect. As a result, these organizations have been able to file patents and go through IPOs, and many are meeting or exceeding FDA requirements.