Empower patients and maximize revenue with self-service tools and automation
Appointment Scheduling
Help patients get the right care, from the right person, at the right time. Fully integrated scheduling makes it easy to schedule visits, procedures, or diagnostics. Patients can use MyChart to manage their own appointments.
Appointment Scheduling
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Referral Management and Authorization
Manage authorizations and close the loop on referrals across your organization. Shorten turnaround times, increase staff efficiency, and minimize faxing and scanning.
Referral Management and Authorization
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Digital Front Door
Patients drive their own healthcare by connecting directly with scheduling, shopper estimates, and payments, all online. No accounts or logins required.
Digital Front Door
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Patient Financial Experience
Improve transparency and increase collections by making it easy to pay online or connect to financial assistance.
Patient Financial Experience
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Price Estimates
Offer hospital and professional estimates to current and prospective patients to increase transparency around the cost of care for both patients and shoppers.
Price Estimates
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Verify Coverage Electronically
Verify insurance and eliminate the need for separate payer portals, saving your staff time. Confirm eligibility, expedite claims payments, and set up self-pay arrangements.
Verify Coverage Electronically
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Automate the Revenue Cycle
Do more with less. Free up your staff by automating routine tasks, like registration and charging, so they can focus on more complex work.
Automate the Revenue Cycle
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Patient Estimates in MyChart Take the Surprise out of Medical Bills
UCHealth in Colorado is one of many organizations offering price estimates in MyChart so patients can see what they’ll owe before they receive care.
Physicians at Allina Health in Minnesota use Epic’s price transparency tool to have meaningful discussions with patients about what they’ll pay out of pocket for medications.
From “Patchwork Quilt” to Revenue Cycle Integration
Before Henry Ford Health System in Detroit made the switch from their 25-year-old homegrown EHR to Epic, their revenue cycle was described as a “patchwork quilt” with no fewer than 20 different systems for registration and billing. Now, in the years since their Epic implementation, Henry Ford has seen aggregate savings of $167 million.
