DALLAS, May 16, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Bridge Patient Portal, an enterprise patient portal for health organizations, and MD EMR Systems, an electronic medical record solutions developer and certified development partner for GE, have established a partnership to build an interface between the Bridge Patient Portal product and the GE Centricity™ products, including Centricity Practice Solution (CPS), Centricity Business and Centricity EMR.
These new integrations will allow healthcare delivery networks using GE Centricity to bring a patient-centric and engaging portal to their patients, with seamless integration of data and functionalities between the portal and their EHR.
Bridge Patient Portal and MD EMR Systems' first project together was a custom integration for WESTMED Medical Group, when the companies collaborated to connect Bridge Patient Portal with GE Centricity Business and Centricity EMR for the client. Having gained experience with the WESTMED pilot, Bridge and MD EMR will now embark on standardizing the interface between Bridge Patient Portal and GE Centricity Business and EMR. Development has also begun on adapting this interface for use with GE CPS users.
The integration between the platforms supports bi-directional demographics, messaging, appointments, prescription refills and bill pay. Meanwhile, uni-directional features will include lab results, document uploads, Consolidated Clinical Document Architectures (CCDAs) and eye prescriptions. Bridge is using its own, fully-documented API with GE Centricity's HCO API, Qvera channels and various HL7-based messages. Going forward, the two companies look forward to providing this integrated solution to the Centricity user community.
John Deutsch, CEO at Bridge Patient Portal, expressed, "We found MD EMR's knowledge of the Centricity EMR products to be unique in the marketplace, and therefore selected MD EMR as our partner for Centricity EMR development. The development required to interface Bridge with Centricity for the WESTMED pilot was a massive undertaking. We're very pleased with the outcome and excited to grow further into the Centricity community."
Mike Duckworth, owner at MD EMR, said, "We are privileged to have aided in the integration process with Bridge Patient Portal and the GE EMR suite products."
Bridge Patient Portal is an enterprise platform that provides a superior user experience for healthcare organizations and patients. It is ideal for organizations seeking to replace their existing EHR system's patient portal, or connect disparate EHR environments with a single EHR-agnostic patient portal platform. Bridge's patient portal truly engages patients with meaningful access to health, financial and appointment information, thus improving patient-physician collaboration, care outcomes and profitability for APM organizations. For more information, contact Bridge Patient Portal online or by calling (866) 838-9455.
MD EMR Systems has been revolutionizing the Healthcare IT industry for more than 20 years with cutting edge innovation while changing the face of patient engagement. Not only has MD EMR Systems been the leader in integrating Centricity databases into the greater IT ecosystem, they also customize clinical workflow via custom encounter forms, design new interfaces using Qvera QIE to Mirth, calibrating patient portals, streamlining the patient registration check in process via Care Kiosk and the most ingenious self-scheduling rules based system available to date with Odoro. There's no task to big or small for the MD EMR Systems whether it's importing data from other EMRs, to merging, purging, extracting data from other EMR databases. For more information, contact MD EMR Systems online or by calling (541) 746-9002.
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