NextGen Healthcare EHR Features

Clinical (12)

Compliance - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Ensures or facilitates the compliance of an overall health care organization to current regulation and standards
Software Integrations - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Easily integrates with health care IT solutions like EHRs, medical scheduling, and medical billing softwares
Task Automation - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Automates manual administrative tasks to reduce error
ICD-10 Compliance: Manage the intricacies of ICD-10 cataloging and ensure clinic compliance
Sarbanes-Oxley Compliance: Regulations on a company's internal process when dealing with financial reporting
Invoice Management: Captures invoice data and maintains comprehensive records for auditing and reporting purposes
Workflow Management: Create, design and manage workflows for repetitive tasks
Financial Management: Plan, manage, and track the financial activities of an individual or organization
Denial Management: Process of investigating, analyzing, and resolving denied insurance claims
Cash Flow Management: Monitoring, analysis, and projection of the movement of cash into and out of a business over a specific period
User Management: Manage user accounts, profiles, roles, permissions, and other details across applications, devices or networks
Claims Management: Process of submitting and following up on claims with insurance companies

Financial (8)

Billing Automation - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Automates manual financial management tasks to reduce error
Clearinghouse Integration - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Streamlines any communication and data share between provider and clearinghouse
Claims Management - Revenue Cycle Management (RCM): Streamlines the processing, scrubbing, and submission of healthcare insurance claims
Medical Billing: Manage billing and payments for a healthcare provider
Recurring/Subscription Billing: Automated process of charging customers at regular intervals for repeated access or use of a product or service
Reimbursement Management: Manage compensation for out-of-pocket expenses incurred by an employee, client or another party
Insurance Eligibility Verification: Checking eligibility of patients for different insurance claims
EHR/EMR Integration: Allows integration with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems

Operations (24)

Workflow Optimization - Clinical Documentation: Optimize and make efficient clinical workflows
EHR Integration - Clinical Documentation: Integrate with existing EHRs
Clinical Communication - Clinical Documentation: Synchronize patient data across the org
Transcription Automation - Clinical Documentation: Leverage NLP and ML technologies to automate and optimize clinical transcription or translation needs
CDI Training - Clinical Documentation: Provides training and education regarding clinical documentation improvement (CDI) tactics
Clinical Data Exchange - Clinical Documentation: Supports and streamlines the viewing and utilizing of patient data and assessments across the org
Document Access - Clinical Documentation: Provides access to collected patient data
Digitization - Clinical Documentation: Digitizes paper records
Workflow Management: Enhances clinical workflows
Interoperability: Integrates with existing medical practice solutions
Digital Intake Forms: Provides digitized intake forms both for patient and physician use
Engagement Measuring: Tracks and measures current and improved levels of patient engagement
Patient Satisfaction Management: Equips and empowers health systems with touchpoints and strategies to improve overall patient experience and patient satisfaction scores.
EHR Integration: Integrates with electronic health records/electronic medical records to improve patient record management and enable care coordination.
IPC Systems Integration: Integrates with interactive patient care (IPC) systems to deliver patient education and key hospital information.
Patient Intake: Patients can register for appointments in advance online
Patient Engagement: Allows medical providers to engage patients in a variety of ways to ensure their health.
Care Plan Management: Manage the treatment plan and coordination between care providers and patients with special health care needs
Communication Management: Manage and track all internal and external communication conducted via calls, email, text, or chat
Customizable Forms: Customize contracts and forms to collect specific information
Care Summaries: Electronic patient health records
EHR-Agnostic: Electronic patient health records, including records from multiple doctors
Assessment Management: Creation, administration, and evaluation of assessments or tests
Social Media Integration: Integrate with social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc.

Voice (3)

Transcript (6)

Synchronous Text Editing: Facilitates the editing of text and navigation between documentation sections during the process of transcription
Transcription Review: Requires user to review generated transcripts before final submission or streamlines data sharing with transcription service
EHR Import: Imports final transcript into patient's electronic file
Interactive Editing: Provides spell checking and other editing tools
Medical Terminology Database: Provides a database or wiki of medical terminology that can be referenced and updated regularly
Automatic Transcription: Use AI to convert voice into text automatically

Clinical Workflow Management (9)

Multiple Medical Provider Access: Allows medical professionals from any department to access and update patient health information
Ancillary Care Provider Access: Allows medical professionals from other health systems access patient health information
Meaningful Use Reporting: Generates reports that provides insight into the clinical and financial health of a practice, as well as ensures that a practice adheres to Meaningful Use initiatives
Clinical Documentation: Simplifies charting and patient documentation tasks
Mobile Access: Access software remotely via mobile devices
Historical Reporting: Information, data and reports that are being tracked over time
For Primary Care: Designed for primary care doctors/facilities.
For Urgent Care: Designed for urgent care/emergency facilities.
Clinical Care: Any form of examination or diagnosis performed for the purpose of medical treatment.

Patient Health Information Management (37)

ePHI Storage: Electronically, securely stores patient records
Interoperability: Facilitates streamlined sharing of patient data via seamless integration with relevant third-party medical software
Patient Workflow Management: Tracks and monitors the movement of patients through the health care practice or system
Telemedicine Integration: Provide integration with third-party telehealth applications
Claims Management: Process of submitting and following up on claims with insurance companies
Documentation Management: Manage product specific documents in a categorized order
Revenue Management: Monitor sales and make necessary adjustment in order to increase demand and revenue
Patient Records Management: Managing different types of patient records, including paper documents, digital files, billing information, and scheduling details
Document Management: Store, manage, and track all electronic documents in a centralized location
Invoice Management: Captures invoice data and maintains comprehensive records for auditing and reporting purposes
Medication Management: Administer and track medication inventory, schedules, dosage, and side-effects
Task Management: Create, manage and track all task activities and progression
Care Plan Management: Manage the treatment plan and coordination between care providers and patients with special health care needs
Calendar Management: Track and manage schedules and meetings via an integrated calendar
Communication Management: Manage and track all internal and external communication conducted via calls, email, text, or chat
Prescription Management: Prescribing, renewing, and keeping a record of the medicines given to an individual or animal
Inventory Management: Track and manage inventory levels to maintain proper supply
Forms Management: Store, manage and track all forms in a centralized location
Image Management: Support for uploading and retaining image files in the cemetery records database
Practice Management: Managing day-to-day operations of a medical practice such as scheduling appointments, generating reports and more
Intake Management: Activities related to the initial admission of a charge into the organization's care
Appointment Management: Manage various aspects of appointments including booking, rescheduling, canceling
Lab Order Management: Submit and track requests for laboratory tests
Configurable Workflow: Configure existing workflows to meet your organization's needs
Formulary Management: Determine clinically appropriate and cost-effective medications and therapies for patients
EMR/EHR: Create and securely store digital patient records
Clinic Interoperability: Securely transfer, access, exchange, integrate or use data with different providers or systems
Compliance Management: Track and manage adherence to policies for any service, product, process, or supplier
Records Management: Ability to record, store, update, and retrieve information
Template Management: Create, save, and re-purpose templates for emails, forms, etc.
Registration Management: Oversee and coordinate the registration of attendees, visitors, customers, events, activities, etc.
Referral Management: Log and store the source of contacts/leads
Case Management: Work on a set of tasks related to a particular charge, patient, legal issue or any other complex entity or process
For Pain Management: Designed for pain management practices & departments
Escalation Management: Define a process for transferring calls/tickets to management
Queue Management: Monitor wait time and abandonment for incoming requests that have not been routed
In-Patient Management: Care of patients who are admitted and stay in the hospital overnight

Patient-Centered Functions (19)

Online Presence Management: Facilitates and optimizes the management of a medical practice's online presence (e.g. physician websites and online review platforms)
Patient Feedback Management: Equips practices with tools to capture and analyze patient feedback in order to improve patient satisfaction
Patient Portal: Facilitates and enables patient access to their personal health information and data.
Patient Communications: Streamlines the delivery of messaging between health care professional and patient.
Integration with Wearables: Integrates with medical devices and wearables to keep track of patients' health outside of appointments and visits.
Third-Party Integrations: Set up connections to third-party platforms to improve business processes
Compliance Management: Track and manage adherence to policies for any service, product, process, or supplier
Multi-Channel Communication: Allows communication with customers or users via multiple channels such as phone, email, live chat, etc.
Calendar Management: Track and manage schedules and meetings via an integrated calendar
Patient Records Management: Managing different types of patient records, including paper documents, digital files, billing information, and scheduling details
Campaign Management: Create a collection of marketing actions to complete specific goals and plan and analyze campaign results
Appointment Management: Manage various aspects of appointments including booking, rescheduling, canceling
Self Service Portal: Online portal through which end users can access the system, manage tasks, or obtain information
Intake Management: Activities related to the initial admission of a charge into the organization's care
Records Management: Ability to record, store, update, and retrieve information
Claims Management: Process of submitting and following up on claims with insurance companies
Document Management: Store, manage, and track all electronic documents in a centralized location
Invoice Management: Captures invoice data and maintains comprehensive records for auditing and reporting purposes
Forms Management: Store, manage and track all forms in a centralized location

Technology (4)

Telecommunications: Utilizes telecommunications technology to provide providers and patients with two-way communication.
Low Bandwidth Support: Ensures that the telemedicine solutions works even when internet is slow or network is poor.
EHR Integration: Facilitates the integration between telemedicine platform and existing EHR.
Third-Party Integrations: Set up connections to third-party platforms to improve business processes

Administration (4)

Practice Branding: Provides health care organizations with the option to brand their telemedicine platform with practice-specific branding.
Practice Specific: Supports the needs and requirements of specialty practices.
Charting And Documentation: Generates or provides practioners with the tools to create clinical documentation post-meeting.
Multi-Provider Practice: For practices with multiple providers

Compliance (2)

Generative AI (3)

Agentic AI - EHR (1)

Additional Functionality (288)

Quality Assurance: Systematic evaluation of various aspects of a project or service to prevent defects or issues
For Anesthesiologists: Software specialized for anesthesiologists
Data Collection: Process of gathering, measuring, and analyzing accurate data
AI Copilot: A virtual assistant that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on behalf of users
Preoperative Modules: Store patient data as structured data elements including laboratory tests, patient demographics, patient risk stratification.
Generative AI: Use AI to generate content in the form of text, images, videos, etc.
ICD-10 Compliance: Manage the intricacies of ICD-10 cataloging and ensure clinic compliance
Intraoperative Charting: The manual entry of case events (e.g., case times, drug administrations) and the automatic transcription of data from patient monitors.
EHR/EMR Integration: Allows integration with Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems
Templates: Sample files or documents that could be customized as needed or used as is
Patient Communications: Allow communication between the company and patients via messages, SMS, emails, phone, and more
Reporting & Statistics: Collection, analysis, and representation of numerical data and generation of reports to understand various patterns
Compliance Tracking: Track and report regulatory data to either internal management or external stakeholders
Customizable Templates: Pre-designed layouts that can be customized to match preferences and requirements
Customizable Forms: Customize contracts and forms to collect specific information
Multi-Location: Manage and support multiple locations
Voice Recognition: Recognize/detect varying frequencies in a person's voice to identify/verify "who" is speaking
API: Application programming interface that allows for integration with other systems/databases
Activity Dashboard: Dashboard to view the status of ongoing processes, identify current incidents and track past activities
E-Prescribing: Transmit prescriptions to pharmacies electronically
Billing & Invoicing: Create, manage, and send invoices or bills to customers
ONC-ATCB Certified: Certified for healthcare IT products based on the results from ONC-ATL
Referral Tracking: Log and store the source of contacts/leads
Claims Scrubbing: Clean up of claims prior to their submission and validating to determine claims are appropriate and accurate
Electronic Payments: Electronically collect payments for goods or services
Insurance Eligibility Verification: Checking eligibility of patients for different insurance claims
Coding Assistance: Automatically generates E/M codes based on information collected during patient charting
Meaningful Use Certified: Standards for electronic health records (EHR) outlining how clinical patient data should be exchanged
Live Chat: Ability to chat online in real time
HIPAA Compliant: Compliant with HIPAA, which sets standards for sensitive patient data protection
Treatment Planning: Create treatment plans that document interventions and outcomes to track patient progress
Charting: Manage patient documentation describing all clinical interactions, diagnoses, procedures, medications, etc.
Patient Portal: Online portal where patients can access information such as health records, treatment plants, etc.
For Cardiologists: Intended to be used by cardiologists
Reminders: Timed notification for any upcoming task, deadline, appointment, or activity
Customizable Reports: Alter the layout and content of reports
Appointment Scheduling: Schedule appointments via a calendar
Third-Party Integrations: Set up connections to third-party platforms to improve business processes
Monitoring Device Integration: Allows medical providers to integrate with remote devices of many kinds in order to monitor patients.
Patient Intake: Patients can register for appointments in advance online
Decision Support: Tools that provide relevant information at specific times to support judgments and courses of action
Progress Notes: Customizable notes that help healthcare professionals document and track patient progress
For Dermatologists: Software specialized for dermatologists
Data Import/Export: Import and export data to and from software applications
Lab Integration: Receive lab results electronically
Telemedicine: Meet with patients remotely
Medical Billing: Manage billing and payments for a healthcare provider
Reporting/Analytics: View and track pertinent metrics to find patterns and gain insights from data
Audit Trail: A record of all activities within the system, including user access, changes made, etc.
Medication Database: Find and verify prescription medications by color, shape or imprint
Clinical Notes: Record and organize clinical notes and progress notes for each patient after interaction with a physician
Handwriting Recognition: To scribe and interpret the written words received from online or offline inputs
Imaging and X-rays: Visual representations or pictures of objects, structures, or internal body parts, often for diagnostic or analytical purposes
File Sharing: Public or private sharing of digital files such as documents, audio/video, images, and more
Patient Scheduling: Book and manage patient appointments and follow-ups
Immunization & Allergy Tracking: Manage updates to member's immunization records and track individual allergies
Order Entry: Entering, storing, and transmitting electronic and/or online orders, tests and other services for all types of industries
Outcome Assessment Tools: Tool to assess patient's current status, provide a score, interpret results & risk categorization of patients
Alerts/Notifications: Alerts or notifications of various types such as pop-up messages, sounds, banners, or badges
Initial Assessments: Conduct intake assessments to determine patient health status, medical history, conditions, etc.
Family History Tracking: Track family medical history to diagnose existing/new conditions and diseases.
Annotations: Highlight content and/or make notations about parts of content
Diagnostic Reports: Reporting completed by clinicians that summarizes health/medical diagnoses
Growth Charts: Growth charts consist of a series of percentile curves that illustrate the distribution of selected body measurements in children
Customizable Tests: Create tailored assessments that test for specific relevant skills
Patient Engagement: Allows medical providers to engage patients in a variety of ways to ensure their health.
EDI: Transfer of data from one computer system to another
For Family Medicine: For family practices
Medication History: Access to patient medication history data
For Substance Abuse Therapy: For mental health professionals that specialize in substance abuse therapy/programs
For Mental/Behavioral Health: For mental/behavioral health specialties such as psychiatry, therapy/counseling, substance abuse, etc.
Confirmations/Reminders: Automated reminders and confirmations for booked appointments and events via text or email
Medication Alerts/Warnings: Alerts/warnings for potential allergies or interactions triggered by medications
Mobile App: Access the system via a mobile application
Therapy Notes: Tools to help therapists document, record, and recall patient encounters
Electronic Signature: Digitally sign online documents
For Group Therapy: For mental health professionals providing therapy to multiple patients at the same time
For Neurologists: Designed for Neurologists
Speech Recognition: Train your system to interpret and transcribe voice messages
Hardware Integration: Hardware components included as part of the software system
For Obstetrics & Gynecology: For obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) practices
Diagnostic Imaging: Render images of the body for diagnostic and treatment purposes
Patient Education: Educational and medical resources that are delivered to patients online
Patient Questionnaires: Allows medical providers to conduct surveys with their patients remotely to gauge a patient's health.
Patient Monitoring: Observing and tracking a patient's health status, condition, and wellbeing
Task Scheduling: Track and manage the scheduling of tasks
For Ophthalmologists: For medical practices that specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of eye disorders
SOAP notes: Method of writing out notes in patient's charts (subjective, objective, assessment, and plan)
3D Imaging: Representation of any object in 3D
For Orthopedics: Specialized software for Orthopedic practices
PACS Integration: Ability to integrate with picture archiving and communication system to store diagnostic imaging files.
Electronic Prior Authorization: Ability to pull patient coverage information electronically to streamline prior authorization requests for medications, therapies, etc.
Analytics: Tools for the systematic analysis of various types of data or statistics
Vitals Tracking: Track and measure patient's vitals
For Podiatrists: Intended to be used by podiatrists
Medical History Records: Records of patients' medical history
Automatic Transcription: Use AI to convert voice into text automatically
Case Notes: Access and track notes regarding case activities and updates within case files
Self Service Portal: Online portal through which end users can access the system, manage tasks, or obtain information
Access Controls/Permissions: Define levels of authorization for access to specific files or systems
Third-Party Integration: Addition of necessary external data, applications, tools, or features
Scheduling: Plan availability and assign specific time slots for tasks and resources
For Psychiatrists: Must serve psychiatrists/psychiatric practices
Self Check-In/Check-Out: Check-in and out via a mobile device or kiosk
Urgent Care Templates: Pre-formatted documents and forms for Urgent Care processes.
Digital Signature: Electronic signing method that validates the authenticity and integrity of a digital document
Lab Results: Laboratory test results
Payment Processing: Accept, record, and reconcile financial transactions
Data Security: Protect sensitive data for digital privacy
Drug Reference Database: Electronic storage of drug information such as name, brand, appearance, etc.
Accounting: Built-in accounting to manage ledger, accounts payable/receivable, financial reports, etc.
For Urologists: Intended to be used by urologists.
Collaboration Tools: Provides a channel for team members to share media files, communicate, and work together
Web-based Deployment: SaaS, web-based, online deployment
Claims Tracking: Process of tracking new and submitted claims and the status of submitted claims
Task Scheduling: Track and manage the scheduling of tasks
Revenue Recognition: An accounting principle that identifies the specific conditions in which revenue is recognized and determines how to account for it.
Audit Trail: A record of all activities within the system, including user access, changes made, etc.
Customizable Reports: Alter the layout and content of reports
Remittance Advice: Document insurance payer providing an explanation of benefits (EOB).
Reporting/Analytics: View and track pertinent metrics to find patterns and gain insights from data
Accounts Receivable: Track outstanding invoices and the money owed from clients
AI Copilot: A virtual assistant that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on behalf of users
For Healthcare: Software designed for the healthcare industry
Payment Collection: Tracking, managing, and initiating the transfer of funds for overdue customer payments
Dashboard Creation: Creation and customization of dashboards
Transaction History: Record of all transactions such as purchases, deposits, withdrawals and transfers within a specific period
Data Verification: Process of checking different types of data for accuracy to avoid errors or inconsistencies
Document Storage: Store and organize documents in a centralized system
API: Application programming interface that allows for integration with other systems/databases
Forecasting: Form predictions based on past and present data/trends
Claims Scrubbing: Clean up of claims prior to their submission and validating to determine claims are appropriate and accurate
Revenue Management: Monitor sales and make necessary adjustment in order to increase demand and revenue
Payment Processing: Accept, record, and reconcile financial transactions
Generative AI: Use AI to generate content in the form of text, images, videos, etc.
Monitoring: Observe and track the demand, usage, progress or quality of a system, product, or user
Customer History: Access previous interactions or concerns to maintain customer relationships
Credit Card Processing: Accept and process credit card transactions
Search/Filter: Search and filter data across systems to locate required information by entering keywords or certain criteria
Electronic Payments: Electronically collect payments for goods or services
Charting: Manage patient documentation describing all clinical interactions, diagnoses, procedures, medications, etc.
Patient Portal: Online portal where patients can access information such as health records, treatment plants, etc.
HIPAA Compliant: Compliant with HIPAA, which sets standards for sensitive patient data protection
Pre-Registration: Manage the pre-registration process
Patient Intake: Patients can register for appointments in advance online
Customer Database: A collection of customer information such as contact details, demographics, previous interactions, etc.
Batch Processing: Software's ability to perform similar action on multiple similar files simultaneously
Reminders: Timed notification for any upcoming task, deadline, appointment, or activity
Patient Scheduling: Book and manage patient appointments and follow-ups
Natural Language Processing: Process and analyze human language in text or audio form
Electronic Signature: Digitally sign online documents
Workflow Management: Create, design and manage workflows for repetitive tasks
Access Controls/Permissions: Define levels of authorization for access to specific files or systems
Generative AI: Use AI to generate content in the form of text, images, videos, etc.
Third-Party Integrations: Set up connections to third-party platforms to improve business processes
Abbreviation Detection: Automatically comprehend data abbreviation terms
Audio/video file upload: Upload audio and video files
HIPAA Compliant: Compliant with HIPAA, which sets standards for sensitive patient data protection
Mobile Access: Access software remotely via mobile devices
Digital Signature: Electronic signing method that validates the authenticity and integrity of a digital document
Audio File Management: Supports audio files
Archiving & Retention: Moving and separately storing data that is not actively used or continuous storage of data for compliance purposes
Computer Assisted Coding
AI Copilot: A virtual assistant that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on behalf of users
Speech Recognition: Train your system to interpret and transcribe voice messages
For Healthcare: Software designed for the healthcare industry
API: Application programming interface that allows for integration with other systems/databases
Natural Language Search: Ability to interact with the application using human languages such as English
Customizable Macros: Database of phrases that are frequently used or insinuated
Real-Time Data: Receive data and information in real time
Compliance Management: Track and manage adherence to policies for any service, product, process, or supplier
Charting: Manage patient documentation describing all clinical interactions, diagnoses, procedures, medications, etc.
Voice Capture: Voice recording and storing
Transaction History: Record of all transactions such as purchases, deposits, withdrawals and transfers within a specific period
Template Management: Create, save, and re-purpose templates for emails, forms, etc.
Reporting & Statistics: Collection, analysis, and representation of numerical data and generation of reports to understand various patterns
Voice Recognition: Recognize/detect varying frequencies in a person's voice to identify/verify "who" is speaking
Scheduling: Plan availability and assign specific time slots for tasks and resources
Contact Database: Centralized database of stakeholders and their contact information such as names, address, phone number etc.
Document Storage: Store and organize documents in a centralized system
Activity Tracking: Track and document all activities across devices, networks, and other systems
AI Copilot: A virtual assistant that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on behalf of users
Billing & Invoicing: Create, manage, and send invoices or bills to customers
Customizable Fields: Customize data fields to support various needs and use cases
Automated Scheduling: Automatically create schedules based on business needs or employee availability and qualifications
Referral Tracking: Log and store the source of contacts/leads
Reporting & Statistics: Collection, analysis, and representation of numerical data and generation of reports to understand various patterns
Marketing Automation: Automate workflows and trigger campaigns based on customer actions
Reminders: Timed notification for any upcoming task, deadline, appointment, or activity
Alerts/Notifications: Alerts or notifications of various types such as pop-up messages, sounds, banners, or badges
Customizable Templates: Pre-designed layouts that can be customized to match preferences and requirements
Mobile Access: Access software remotely via mobile devices
Monitoring: Observe and track the demand, usage, progress or quality of a system, product, or user
Audience Targeting: Identify a particular segment of population based on specific criteria and customize your efforts to attract their attention
Live Chat: Ability to chat online in real time
Task Progress Tracking: Track the status and progress of tasks
Predictive Analytics: Predict future data based on historical data sets
Task Scheduling: Track and manage the scheduling of tasks
For Healthcare: Software designed for the healthcare industry
Multi-Location: Manage and support multiple locations
Chat/Messaging: Communicate using direct chat or messages within the system
Customizable Reports: Alter the layout and content of reports
HIPAA Compliant: Compliant with HIPAA, which sets standards for sensitive patient data protection
Charting: Manage patient documentation describing all clinical interactions, diagnoses, procedures, medications, etc.
Forecasting: Form predictions based on past and present data/trends
Patient Education: Educational and medical resources that are delivered to patients online
Electronic Payments: Electronically collect payments for goods or services
Multi-Language: Manage and support multiple languages
Patient Questionnaires: Allows medical providers to conduct surveys with their patients remotely to gauge a patient's health.
Onboarding: Process of familiarizing new clients, stakeholders or employees with the company, a new location, or a service
Confirmations/Reminders: Automated reminders and confirmations for booked appointments and events via text or email
Appointment Scheduling: Schedule appointments via a calendar
Real-Time Data: Receive data and information in real time
Sentiment Analysis: Categorize emotions expressed in written text or images and identify if they are positive, negative or neutral
Activity Dashboard: Dashboard to view the status of ongoing processes, identify current incidents and track past activities
Real-Time Analytics: Analyze and gain insights into data in real-time
Medication History: Access to patient medication history data
Online Refills: Allows medical providers and/or customers to request previously filled prescriptions online
Messaging: Communicate using messages within the system
Video Conferencing: Connect with meeting participants remotely over video
Real-Time Monitoring: Active monitoring of systems, applications, or networks
API: Application programming interface that allows for integration with other systems/databases
Prescription Renewal: Enables medical providers and/or patients to electronically renew existing prescriptions
Customizable Branding: Add customized logos and colors to align with company branding
Historical Reporting: Information, data and reports that are being tracked over time
Mobile Alerts: Notifications via mobile devices
Lab Results: Laboratory test results
Telemedicine: Meet with patients remotely
One-to-One Messaging: Send personal messages to clients or attendees
Patient Monitoring: Observing and tracking a patient's health status, condition, and wellbeing
Health Record Access: Gaining access to confidential health documents and information
Medical Billing: Manage billing and payments for a healthcare provider
Customer Database: A collection of customer information such as contact details, demographics, previous interactions, etc.
Bill Payment: Complete outstanding payments
For Medical Purposes: Intended for medical use such as diagnosis, treatment, and consultation
Electronic Signature: Digitally sign online documents
Two-Way Audio & Video: Presenter can see and hear participants and vice versa
Video Consultations: Speaking to a doctor or healthcare professional using online video tools
Secure Messaging: Exchange messages in a secure and encrypted manner
Customizable Templates: Pre-designed layouts that can be customized to match preferences and requirements
Communication Management: Manage and track all internal and external communication conducted via calls, email, text, or chat
Document Storage: Store and organize documents in a centralized system
Self Service Portal: Online portal through which end users can access the system, manage tasks, or obtain information
Activity Dashboard: Dashboard to view the status of ongoing processes, identify current incidents and track past activities
Compliance Management: Track and manage adherence to policies for any service, product, process, or supplier
For Medical Purposes: Intended for medical use such as diagnosis, treatment, and consultation
Appointment Scheduling: Schedule appointments via a calendar
Softphone: Use your computer as a phone device to make calls over the internet
Chat/Messaging: Communicate using direct chat or messages within the system
Reminders: Timed notification for any upcoming task, deadline, appointment, or activity
Records Management: Ability to record, store, update, and retrieve information
AI Copilot: A virtual assistant that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on behalf of users
Secure Data Storage: Securely stores data to prevent data loss or breaches
Remote Treatment Planning: Remotely create and access treatment plans tailored to individual patients based on symptoms
Surveys & Feedback: Gauge satisfaction and receive information for improvement and success
Customizable Forms: Customize contracts and forms to collect specific information
Video Conferencing: Connect with meeting participants remotely over video
Appointment Management: Manage various aspects of appointments including booking, rescheduling, canceling
Multi-Location: Manage and support multiple locations
Mobile Alerts: Notifications via mobile devices
Practice Management: Managing day-to-day operations of a medical practice such as scheduling appointments, generating reports and more
Billing & Invoicing: Create, manage, and send invoices or bills to customers
Reporting & Statistics: Collection, analysis, and representation of numerical data and generation of reports to understand various patterns
Charting: Manage patient documentation describing all clinical interactions, diagnoses, procedures, medications, etc.
Generative AI: Use AI to generate content in the form of text, images, videos, etc.
API: Application programming interface that allows for integration with other systems/databases
Email Reminders: Reminders sent via email
Confirmations/Reminders: Automated reminders and confirmations for booked appointments and events via text or email
Online Forms: Create new forms and/or use ready-made online form templates
Claims Management: Process of submitting and following up on claims with insurance companies
File Sharing: Public or private sharing of digital files such as documents, audio/video, images, and more
Electronic Payments: Electronically collect payments for goods or services
Calendar Management: Track and manage schedules and meetings via an integrated calendar
Payment Processing: Accept, record, and reconcile financial transactions
One-to-One Messaging: Send personal messages to clients or attendees
HIPAA Compliant: Compliant with HIPAA, which sets standards for sensitive patient data protection
Alerts/Notifications: Alerts or notifications of various types such as pop-up messages, sounds, banners, or badges
Live Chat: Ability to chat online in real time
Monitoring: Observe and track the demand, usage, progress or quality of a system, product, or user
Client Portal: Private online space that lets businesses securely share documents and provide information access to clients
Medical Billing: Manage billing and payments for a healthcare provider
Workflow Management: Create, design and manage workflows for repetitive tasks
Scheduling: Plan availability and assign specific time slots for tasks and resources
Virtual Waiting Room: Monitor wait time and abandonment for incoming requests that have not been routed
Mobile Access: Access software remotely via mobile devices
E-Prescribing: Transmit prescriptions to pharmacies electronically
Two-Way Audio & Video: Presenter can see and hear participants and vice versa
Document Management: Store, manage, and track all electronic documents in a centralized location