Customer Success Stories

Arkansas Heart Hospital, nationally recognized specialists in cardiac care, found that their original healthcare IT choice, NextGen, had been little more than a vendor. The hospital needed a true partner, a company capable of helping them fulfill their mission of excellence through innovation, accountability through ownership, resilience without compromise, and teamwork with results.

In 2008, Bergen Neurology Consultants began searching for a comprehensive electronic medical record system. Their goals were to improve efficiency and streamline workflow in order to provide better patient care and create a pleasant experience for each patient visit.

Block & Nation was looking to use technology to streamline workflows, improve documentation, provide better sharing of patient history between doctors outside of the practice, and increase efficiencies and profitability. The practice realized that it needed an electronic medical record solution.

Bluestone Physician Services uses an all-mobile model to provide quality care coordination to chronically ill and frail elders, many of whom have dementia and are near the end of life. By working closely with their care providers and families, Bluestone focuses on pre-acute care, helping to reduce hospitalizations, control medical costs, and meet the challenges of chronic illness and aging with dignity.

Founded in 1935, Brown Clinic provides comprehensive care to more than 100,000 patients in Watertown, South Dakota and surrounding areas. Read how the practice, by developing superuser capacity in partnership with eClinicalWorks’ EHR/PM solutions, has achieved PCMH recognition, embraced Chronic Care Management, and made a successful transition to an Accountable Care Organization — retaining their independence, meeting numerous reporting requirements, continuing to provide quality healthcare, and controlling costs.

With the arrival of Meaningful Use requirements and the shift toward value-based care, Carson Medical Group of northern Nevada recognized the need to adopt additional technologies and updated patient engagement strategies to streamline workflows and further improve the quality of care.

Committed to providing the highest quality care to patients, COPCP is a healthcare organization dedicated to engaging patients at both the provider and hospital level. As a result, the organization was tasked with the difficult challenge of uncovering an EHR that would provide value and give them the ability to become a partner in improving the health of all.

At the Center for Health Education, Medicine & Dentistry (CHEMED), providing comprehensive, integrated medical services means taking an integrated approach to health. Clinical excellence is combined with strong Patient Engagement and a focus on behavioral health to ensure that each patient receives all the services they need. And eClinicalWorks has been an indispensable partner in helping CHEMED achieve their vision of community health, for the uninsured, underinsured, and privately ensured — making them truly a first choice in healthcare for their community.

The Children’s Clinic of Jonesboro, one of the most well-established pediatric clinics in Arkansas, needed to increase the number of patients using Patient Portal and the healow app. They identified several causes for low patient engagement and worked with eClinicalWorks to more effectively reach out to patients through technology and training.

Founded in 2010 by Dr. Richard Park in New York City, CityMD provides urgent care through more than 60 walk-in clinics. Providers are dedicated to providing convenient, affordable and high-quality medical care while adhering to their mission of dispensing kindness to every patient. See how eClinicalWorks has helped CityMD achieve that balance throughout their network.

Coastal Medical needed to implement a single, unified electronic medical record across 17 medical practices in multiple locations state-wide, and establish a solid foundation for coordinated care across all practices.

As a perioperative care practice, Dallas Internal Medicine Group practitioners move among three hospitals — and three different EHRs — as they care for the needs of thousands of patients before, during, and after surgery. DIMG needed a partner capable of developing solutions to its interoperability challenges. By activating the Carequality interface through eClinicalWorks, DIMG physicians now have on-demand access to complete patient records and histories, and have reduced costs while enhancing the quality of care and patient safety.

The Dimock Community Health Center today provides comprehensive medical, dental and mental health services to men, women and children in some of Greater Boston’s most underserved neighborhoods. With eClinicalWorks, Dimock found a healthcare IT partner that made delivery of dental services faster and easier, enabling them to increase the number of patients they can serve.

In 2005, Dr. Sumir Sahgal took a page out of America’s medical past, reviving the house call to deliver high-quality primary care to NYC-area residents in the comfort of their homes. For many of his patients and their caregivers, issues of transportation, employment and mobility make office visits difficult. EssenMED House Calls has grown to serve more than 4,000 families, improving wellbeing, reducing hospitalization rates, and helping control costs.

Granger Medical Clinic, an independent provider of primary and specialty care to the Salt Lake City, Utah area, needed a healthcare IT partner that could meet the demands of rapid growth, value-based care, and becoming an ACO — without losing their independence of focus on putting patients and providers first. They turned to eClinicalWorks and found the unified solution they needed — for documentation, hospital interoperability, better Patient Engagement, and the analytics and insight necessary to meet the challenges of Population Health.

In 2004, Grove Medical Associates realized the promise and potential of electronic medical records. Its overarching clinical goals were, and continue to be, the delivery of high quality patient care and improved patient safety.

A small suburban Atlanta medical practice was burdened with hundreds of calls daily, and needed a better way to serve patients seeking appointments and information without compromising the care provided to those already in the office.

With over 2,000 square feet dedicated to paper records, the health center understood its current paper-based system had become a detriment to the quality of care delivered to students. The health center set out to implement a comprehensive EHR system to meet its goals of improving efficiency, resulting in a streamlined workflow.

IMS, an ever expanding Gastroenterology practice, quickly realized its current paper-based PM system was too expensive and lacked the advanced functionality the practice expected, resulting in a continued use of paper. IMS looked to switch to a comprehensive EHR solution that was affordable and would replace the need for transcription.

MedPeds, a private practice of eight providers and 23 employees, situated in the Washington, D.C., suburb of Laurel, Maryland, understood its current paper-based system was becoming a detriment to the practice’s overall functionality.

A 100% mobile care practice sought Patient-Centered Medical Home recognition for its efforts delivering care to chronically ill patients throughout Central Florida. Mobile Physician Services soon realized that its success might well serve as a national model.

How to effectively implement a Medicare rule that pays providers up to $42 per patient, per month, for providing non-face-to-face Chronic Care Management services to patients with two or more chronic health conditions.

Northwest Community Healthcare Medical Group, a large multi-specialty practice serving thousands of patients in the suburbs northwest of Chicago, faced a significant challenge with “information asymmetry,” and needed a way to transfer records from Northwest Community Healthcare Hospital, which used a different EHR vendor. Through eClinicalWorks and the Carequality network, they are meeting the challenges of interoperability — with seamless exchange of clinical data, improved communications, and enhanced patient safety.

On May 20, 2013, the Moore Medical Center, part of the Norman Regional Health System, was hit by EF-5 tornado, destroying the entire hospital. In the wake of the disaster concerned patients were left worrying about whether their information remained accessible. Fortunately, they had eClinicalWorks in place.

A rapidly growing regional medical center serving several largely rural counties in Northern Ohio needed more effective outreach to chronically ill patients — to enhance wellness, to quantify the services they were providing, and to help implement new reimbursement models.

Open Door realized as early as 1996 that they needed an electronic medical record system to manage their patient charts. Their paper-based system was outdated and not serving the providers or the patients. An estimated 3% of charts were missing on any given day and many charts were not legible, posing significant patient safety risks.

Dr. David K. Haseltine and his colleagues at Pawleys Pediatrics & Adult Medicine in South Carolina successfully implemented Chronic Care Management, helping ensure quality care for some of their most complex patients. With the help of eClinicalWorks’ CCM solution, the practice has developed a robust care management program, the value of which was demonstrated clearly in the case of Vietnam War veteran Robert Grove, who received early detection and treatment for a potentially debilitating cardiac condition.

When your Federally Qualified Health Center is the primary medical and dental facility for a vast area of rural New Mexico, a strong healthcare IT partner is essential. Pecos Valley Medical Center and eClinicalWorks have teamed up to deliver the quality care all patients need and deserve. From enhanced patient safety and improved compliance with UDS reporting to Patient Engagement, and insight into chronic conditions and other challenges in Population Health, Pecos Valley is fulfilling its mission.

Petaluma Health Center’s providers have long focused on providing comprehensive quality care to their thousands of patients. But with the help of eClinicalWorks, this Federally Qualified Health Center was able to focus on two key measures of importance to their community — controlling rates of high blood pressure, and improving compliance with screening for hepatitis C. Read how, with healthcare IT tools from eClinicalWorks, Petaluma Health Center has managed to achieve and maintain significant gains in both areas, while continuing to improve their overall offerings to their community.

Having great technology and marketing materials are important for any medical practice, but they aren’t necessarily sufficient for maximum efficiency in workflows and the highest level of Patient Engagement. Prime Care Family Practice tapped the power of Patient Relationship Management Services from eClinicalWorks to learn how to better engage their patients, train them in the use of Kiosk, Patient Portal, and the healow family of apps. The results have been major improvements in efficiency and engagement, promoting better medical outcomes.

Established in 2004, Rainbow Pediatric Center has built a strong reputation for delivering quality, comprehensive pediatric care to the residents of Jacksonville, Florida. But when visit and medication compliance among patients with ADHD began to lag, the practice turned to healow TeleVisits, to give families easier ways to keep their appointments. RPC providers have seen improved compliance, while insuring there is no relaxation in the standard of care they provide. While patients still need to visit the office annually, their three-month appointments can usually be done remotely, and the practice has added electronic prescribing for even greater convenience.

Righttime Medical Care was founded to provide pediatric services during night and weekend hours, but a growing shortage of primary care doctors has meant increasing demand for its services, including expanded hours and urgent care services for adults. With that growth comes a need for interoperability solutions. With the assistance of eClinicalWorks, Righttime focuses on ensuring that providers have the patient information they need at the point of care, and in turn share information about the services they provide to patients with the patients’ primary care providers.

Riverdale Family Practice, a full-service primary care practice, needed effective electronic solutions to strengthen their ability to provide quality healthcare and effective patient engagement to a socially, culturally and economically diverse patient base in the Bronx, New York.

A small, well-established family practice clinic sought ways to continue to provide the highest quality care while adapting to the changing world of healthcare, including Population Health challenges and the impact of value-based Medicare payment reforms.

Salvatore Volpe MD PC, a solo practice on Staten Island, New York, understood its paper based system no longer promoted its mission of serving patients in the context of family and community. The practice needed to implement an EHR system to improve efficiencies and enhance patient care.

Some clinicians head for the big city, or strive to build the largest and most comprehensive practice they can. Drs. Christopher and Jennifer Dehlin, both natives of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, had a different vision: Create the best small medicine practice possible in the town where they work and live, Marquette, Michigan. With the help of eClinicalWorks, the Dehlins are fulfilling that vision.

In 2010, typical of most practices, providers at Spectrum were faced with the common challenge of “doing more for less.” Increased costs of running the practice coupled with decreased reimbursements from insurance companies forced the practice to take a hard look at internal processes to determine what changes could improve efficiency.

Backed by EHR technology from eClinicalWorks, TexomaCare has employed advanced medical assistants to improve the efficiency of patient exams, reduce errors, increase patient satisfaction, and meet their goals as an Accountable Care Organization, including keeping a focus on high-risk patients. The result has been better quality care, lower costs, and a reduced risk of physician burnout — what Dr. Gregory Carlson calls the last leg of a quadruple aim that includes quality, cost, and Patient Engagement.

At a time when doctors are being asked to do more with less, a solo practitioner in North Carolina sought to use healthcare IT to actually reduce his overall patient panel and costs, while improving the quality of care and patient satisfaction.

The Goldring Center for Culinary Medicine was founded in 2012 under the aegis of Dr. Timothy S. Harlan, an assistant clinical professor of medicine at Tulane University School of Medicine. The Center takes a “food first” approach to nutrition and health, helping referred patients improve their dietary habits and better control health conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure, while promoting nutrition education in academic medical settings.

UHP recognized that technology was required to accelerate both their organization and the work they were engaged in. Their overarching clinical goals were, and continue to be, improved access to care, reduction of health disparities, and improvements to the health outcomes of patients.

Wanting to keep pace with the latest technology in the healthcare industry, Webster Medical Group pursued its search for an EHR that would provide the best method to increase productivity and patient care simultaneously.

Westwood-Mansfield Pediatric Associates, a multi-location pediatric practice, understood its current paper-based system had become a detriment to the efficiency of the office. As a result, the practice needed to implement a comprehensive EMR/PM system to increase patient satisfaction and improve outcomes.

When a large, well-established OB/GYN practice serving Central Florida wanted to increase Patient Engagement and give its patients new tools for tracking their health and pregnancies, they turned to the healow family of apps. Now, more than 40,000 patients at Women’s Care Florida, including many in the tech-savvy millennial generation, are more involved with their health than ever before, knowing what to expect, keeping in closer touch with their healthcare providers, and helping their doctors keep an eye on Population Health challenges such as gestational diabetes and other risks.