Flexible data connectivity that supports both fully integrated and lightweight deployment models.
Healthcare organizations vary widely in technical readiness, budget, and operational complexity. We support multiple integration pathways to ensure programs can launch without unnecessary friction.
Tight system connectivity for organizations with mature infrastructure.
Faster launch for organizations seeking simplicity and speed.
For organizations that prefer tight system connectivity:
Launch care coordination workflows directly from the EHR.
Import demographics, conditions, medications, labs, and vitals.
Push care plan summaries and documentation back into the EHR.
Support claims facilitation and billing workflows.
Integration capabilities vary by EHR environment and configuration.
For organizations seeking faster launch or lower overhead:
Import patients via structured files (CSV).
Operate alongside existing EHR systems without integration.
Care plan summaries shared as PDFs or secure documents.
Time spent logged toward applicable CMS programs.
Many organizations choose this approach for its speed, simplicity, and cost efficiency, particularly during early program phases.
The platform supports aggregation of patient data from multiple sources, enabling a more complete view of patient health across settings.
EHR data
Health information exchanges
Remote clinical devices (RPM)
This supports continuity of care across transitions and care settings.
For Remote Patient Monitoring programs:
Support for validated clinical monitoring devices.
HIPAA-compliant transmission of patient-generated health data.
Integration into clinical review and documentation workflows.
Note: Environmental or non-medical monitoring data is not treated as clinical data and is intentionally separated from RPM workflows.
Integration extends to the patient experience through secure, HIPAA-compliant engagement tools:
iOS and Android apps for patients.
Two-way communication with care teams.
View care plans, vitals, medications, education.
Engagement tools to support adherence.
These tools are designed to support adherence and participation across care management and RPM programs.
Integration capabilities support complex organizational structures:
This ensures PHI protection while enabling operational scale.
Organizations can evolve integration depth over time — starting lightweight and moving toward deeper integration as programs mature.
Integration strategy should support care delivery, not slow it down.
Let's review what works best for your technical environment and program goals.
