• Systems Integration and Interfaces

     

    Built on flexible web technologies and powerful integration tools, HealthEMS has an extensive history of integrating with many third-party applications and web services.

    HealthEMS Xchanger™, the system’s import/export engine, integrates CAD to ePCR to Billing and Regulatory Reporting and significantly reduces the time and effort needed to establish rich intefaces.

    HealthEMS CAD Integration

    HealthEMS allows for real-time comparison of CAD incidents to ePCR data, ensuring timely and accurate capture of all ambulance runs. With HealthEMS Mobile, CAD data will pre-fill all available fields.

    HealthEMS also provides CAD to ePCR comparison Dashboards and reports to easily identify exceptions, such as an ePCR without an associated CAD record.

    HealthEMS RevNET™ and Billing Integration

    HealthEMS has been designed to capture all required insurance fields to successfully and effectively submit claims with the least amount of effort by the crew.  Several of the insurance related fields are simple drop downs, and the system automates much of the establishment of appropriate ICD-9 codes, Service Level Determination and Medical Necessity Determination needed for billing.

    Sansio provides the ability to interface HealthEMS with many leading billing systems and will soon be unveiling its own revenue cycle management solution called HealthEMS RevNET.

    HealthEMS EKG Monitor Integration

    HealthEMS works closely with many of the more popular cardiac monitor vendors including Physio-Control, Phillips, and Zoll.  The data imported into HealthEMS Mobile includes: Treatments, Medications, NIBP, ETCO2, SPO2, heart rate, and Patient demographics.

    The whole file and associated images are also attached and stored with the rest of the CAD and ePCR data for later review. Sansio recommends using HealthEMS XchangER to automatically send the corresponding ePCRs and EKG data to the receiving hospital.

    HealthEMS XchangER™

    This browser-based solution alerts receiving facilities of incoming transports, supporting critical treatment decisions prior to patient arrival, and can be securely accessed from any approved receiving facility computers for no additional charge.

    The hospital ER can receive updates after the creation of a HealthEMS Mobile call for that facility.  Once the call is finalized by the EMS crew, the ER can print a summary of the pre-hospital care report (PCR), save PCR data to an electronic patient care folder, or export the PCR data to the hospital EMR system.