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Overall Performance
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Jul 2024 - Jul 2025
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Optimizing the EHR Experience

athenahealth’s EHR offers cloud-based medical records that intuitively organize the patient visit and help providers document faster and more accurately. This helps set your practice up for success, whether you’re a small practice or a large healthcare system.

We continuously update our workflows in response to new regulations and customer feedback, and actively include our users in development activities.

We focus on features that intuitively organize the patient visit, such as:

  • Interoperability that lets you exchange key patient data with other care sites and add it directly into the patient’s chart.
  • Surfacing real-time data and insights from our network of clinicians to enable clinical efficiency.
  • Faster documentation through pre-encounter prep and customizable workflows.
  • The athenaOne mobile app to access medical information and take action from your mobile device.

Why We Participate in the Arch Collaborative

As we are new to the Arch Collaborative, we hope to incorporate research findings to improve our clinical workflows and training offerings.

Arch Collaborative Member Since:

January 2021

Scope of Work

  • Documentation tools/services
  • Care and quality management tools
  • EHR training and Customer Support services

Case Studies

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