It’s more than EHR optimization.

Getting a new electronic health record (EHR) system is just the beginning of improving your organization’s workflow. Without EHR optimization, even the most powerful health system is useless or worse.

EHR software is built to serve a wide array of different healthcare organizations. As such, they are extremely powerful and versatile systems with tons of customization options for healthcare providers. Unfortunately, this means the probability of health systems fitting your organizational needs out of the box is practically zero. It needs to be properly set up to improve your workflows and efficiency. This is what EHR optimization services do.

Our EHR optimization consultants team brings proven methodologies to improve clinical workflows. We lend our technical experience to identify and address specific problem areas, identify ways to improve processes, implement new functionality, and a lot more. The goal is to ensure greater efficiencies so you can get a return on your investment and provide better patient care instead of grappling with software all day.

When implementing a new EHR, there is an urgent need to get the enterprise systems live as soon as possible. This often results in a rushed implementation of basic functionality and out-of-the-box workflows. There is not always time to look at current issues, research best practices, and identify ways to improve processes.

This makes optimization vital to your organization’s successful EHR experience. Even if you love everything about your new EHR software, optimization will always be necessary due to factors such as advances in medical treatment, compliance, regulatory changes, the addition of new specialties, improved patient experience, and more. Most optimization practices also include a patient portal with their EHR optimization. For providers, this can be a streamlined way to care efficiently for their patients and boost patient engagement.

Setting a strong optimization plan in motion can eliminate inefficiencies, prevent revenue losses, improve patient care, and address specific problem areas. More importantly, it allows healthcare professionals to focus on the patients instead of the software. Clinical work is stressful enough as it is. Software should aid in the process, not impede it. We are here to address these issues and ensure everything is running smoothly by working side by side with your staff.

Here at Blue Eagle Consulting, we work with experienced experts to provide a plan, resources, and strategy that will maximize the efficiency of your EHR use, your staff, and your revenue cycle. We can help you make the most of new or unused functionality. We have helped hundreds of healthcare clients utilize their software for nearly two decades, and we have achieved a 96% customer success rate in that time.

How have we achieved this? We know the software inside-out and backward. But we also know clinical work. We know the challenges doctors and patients are facing because we have faced them, too. This is what puts us in a position to set up both your software and your staff for success.

We can dig deep into the operational realities of your healthcare organization and understand how your staff is currently using the software. From there, we can help them plan a course to remove inefficiencies and improve their workflow through the customization of the new system. Since every healthcare organization is unique, we approach each of our clients individually and make sure we understand their EHR optimization needs.

We work with most major EHR systems. We have consultants who have experience working with Athena Health, Epic, GE Healthcare, Meditech, and more. You can check the full list of supported software on our site.

Basically, if you have got it, we can optimize it. And it does not stop there. Aside from their software expertise, our consultants are well-versed in healthcare industry best practices, as well as business experience. With Blue Eagle Consulting, you get a full package.

We can also help you with co-worker training and improve processes for existing EHR software. They say, if it is not broken, do not fix it, but if it can be improved, then it is already as good as broken. We will fix it.