Your EHR holds the chart, but the work happens in the gaps between it and a dozen other systems — prior auth portals, clearinghouses, scheduling, billing. We modernize the operations that surround clinical care, HIPAA-aware, on a fixed scope, in about twelve weeks.
Healthcare organizations have spent a decade and a fortune standing up EHRs, and yet the administrative load keeps climbing. The reason is structural: the EHR is a system of documentation, not a system of operations. Prior authorizations still run through payer portals and fax. Claims bounce between the EHR, a clearinghouse, and a billing platform that don't agree on patient identity. Staff spend their days re-keying the same data into screens that were never meant to talk to each other.
We don't replace your EHR — Epic and Cerner aren't going anywhere. We modernize the provider operations around it: integrating through HL7 and FHIR, automating the prior-auth and claims workflows that burn clinical and back-office hours, and unifying patient and encounter data so people stop transcribing. Fixed scope, fixed price, roughly twelve weeks, with PHI handled under a BAA the entire way.
Three workstreams that pull administrative load off clinicians and staff — without changing how care is documented.
The return shows up fastest in the administrative work that sits between the EHR and the payer — high volume, rules-driven, and brutal on staff:
Yes. We integrate through HL7 and FHIR interfaces and read-only adapters first, so clinicians keep working in Epic, Cerner, or your existing EHR while we modernize the operations around it. Write-backs are added incrementally with clinical-informatics sign-off, and nothing changes a documented chart without an approval path.
PHI is minimized, encrypted in transit and at rest, and access is role-scoped with full audit logging. We work under a BAA, keep inference and data inside your environment when required, and design every workflow so protected health information is only ever exposed to the people and systems with a legitimate need.
Thirty minute briefing. We map your EHR, the prior-auth and claims work around it, and where modernization recovers the most staff hours. You leave with a fixed-scope, HIPAA-aware path and ROI memo. Response inside 24 hours.