Comments on: EMR Connectivity http://www.cardiostream.com/blog/emr-connectivity Web-based digital solution Thu, 30 Jun 2011 15:47:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: admin http://www.cardiostream.com/blog/emr-connectivity/comment-page-1#comment-2172 admin Tue, 08 Feb 2011 14:34:10 +0000 http://www.cardiostream.com/blog/?p=32#comment-2172 Haven't connected to Soapware before; however, all work basically the same. We have three ways to interact with an EMR: 1. We can fax a report directly to an address in their system. This requires someone to attach the file; however, there is no cost to do this. 2. We can set up a VPN and send a PDF to their system. Minor set up costs. Still requires human interaction. 3. HL7 interface. We work with Soapware to send the report and populate their data fields. Insert into EMR is automatic; however, there is a cost to develop the interface. If you want, we can talk to Soapware to discuss options and then reply back to you. Mike Kingcaid CardioStream 770.457.5337 info@cardiostream.com Haven’t connected to Soapware before; however, all work basically the same. We have three ways to interact with an EMR:
1. We can fax a report directly to an address in their system. This requires someone to attach the file; however, there is no cost to do this.
2. We can set up a VPN and send a PDF to their system. Minor set up costs. Still requires human interaction.
3. HL7 interface. We work with Soapware to send the report and populate their data fields. Insert into EMR is automatic; however, there is a cost to develop the interface.

If you want, we can talk to Soapware to discuss options and then reply back to you.

Mike Kingcaid
CardioStream
770.457.5337
info@cardiostream.com

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