MedBridge, the industry-leading continuing education and patient engagement solution that enables healthcare organizations to improve outcomes and optimize care delivery announced today its partnership with Redox, a healthcare integration platform that allows software vendors to seamlessly integrate with healthcare organizations to securely exchange healthcare data.
As part of the partnership, MedBridge will expand its current network of integrations to include leading EMRs, enabling healthcare professionals to quickly collect and record accurate patient information, saving time, and standardizing care coordination.
“For healthcare professionals, interoperability between their EMR and patient engagement solution will be essential to improving outcomes through a holistic, patient-centered approach,” said Justin Kowalchuk, MedBridge founder, and CEO. “We are excited to partner with Redox to significantly expand our EMR integration capabilities and further support our clients across all healthcare settings.”
Justin Kowalchuk, MedBridge founder, and CEO
Partnership Benefits for MedBridge
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This increased interoperability allows MedBridge users to quickly create and assign Home Exercise Programs, and more easily document within their EMR, without interrupting their workflow. MedBridge EMR integrated clients have already achieved savings of over $4,500 per clinician per year, by reducing five minutes of documentation time per patient.
“This partnership with MedBridge opens up new possibilities for thousands of healthcare organizations to enjoy both an increase in workflow efficiency and optimized transfer of secure patient information,” said Niko Skievaski, co-founder and president of Redox. “Their platform is a perfect example of how technology alleviates pain points felt by clinicians, health systems and patients. MedBridge has found clear benefits of the EMR as a source of truth, and as a member of the Redox interoperable network, we’ll turn that data into actionable information using any EMR for better patient outcomes.”
Niko Skievaski, co-founder and president of Redox
Source: HIT Consultant
