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For example, as a patient walks into the clinic, a physician notices his gait. These platforms are HIPAA compliant and offer integration with devices and EMRs. With EMRs offering healthcare-standard APIs (such as FHIR) for integration, patients need to select devices with integration capabilities using healthcare standards.
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SimplePractice : SimplePratice has a behavioral health EMR software that includes therapy billing, appointment scheduling, telehealth, online intake forms, etc. TheraPlatform : TheraPlatform is a HIPAA-compliant video conferencing and practice management software supporting teletherapy.
SimplePractice : SimplePratice has a behavioral health EMR software that includes therapy billing, appointment scheduling, telehealth, online intake forms, etc. TheraPlatform : TheraPlatform is a HIPAA-compliant video conferencing and practice management software supporting teletherapy.
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For example, take patient engagement. HIPAA regulations. To create effective versions of these services, providers must first automate their staff’s processes. When you simplify your staff’s experience, you simultaneously optimize your patients’ experience. Provider requirements: locations, visit rules, procedures, patient preferences.
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