To address rising healthcare costs, clinicians have experienced countless shifting demands and requirements over the past decade. While there’s no single solution to address all of the issues that contribute to rising costs, improving care coordination across the healthcare continuum has the potential to dramatically improve patient care, reduce duplicative tests and procedures, and positively impact care quality – saving an estimated $148 billion to $226 billion annually.
A truly national record locator service breaks down the barriers to patient data by providing the ability to find, request and receive vital patient health information from outside systems within providers’ existing EHR workflow.
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