QuadMed:
Epic EHR interoperability made easy
When QuadMed, a worksite health and wellness solutions provider with centers nationwide, decided to transition to Epic’s electronic health record platform, the IT team knew there might be some challenges ahead
HIMSS just released a new case study about QuadMed’s migration to Epic and how they used Qvera Interface Engine (QIE) to enable Epic interfaces to more than 60 different networks and platforms. With QIE, they were able to:
- Connect Epic to more than 60 other vendors
- Connect Epic to dozens of state registry networks
- Manage all interface data flowing in and out of Epic
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A Smooth Transition to Epic EHR
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While it can always take some time to settle in and learn new tools, go-live went smoothly. The feedback has been really positive — and we can already see the move to Epic has made a tremendous impact to our organization and sets us up for success in the future.”
Edward Godin
Director of Information Technology – QuadMed
Unparalleled Control and Ease of Use
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QIE offers our IT staff the unparalleled ability to maintain and control all our interface data flowing into and out of our Epic EHR.”
Jason Crowley
Enterprise Business Solutions Manager – QuadMed
Access to Data is Key to Quality Patient Care
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One of the best things about QIE is that we’re able to take the data out of Epic and do what we need to do with it. That really makes all the difference ensuring our providers have the data they need to provide the highest quality care to our patients.”
Alicia Saccomando
Business Analyst Lead – QuadMed
Removing the burden of unnecessary treatment
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No one wants to put a patient through unnecessary testing or extra vaccinations. We don’t want patients to bear additional costs because of the administration of unnecessary vaccines either. So, when we can interface with the registries straight through our EHR, it saves a lot of time and resources.”
Sarah Lock
Nurse Practitioner and Population Health Excellence Specialist – QuadMed
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