ehi connect patient portal

What devices can I use with eHi clinical?

EHI Clinical is cloud-based, so all you need is a computer (PC or Mac, laptop or desktop) with a recent web browser (we recommend Firefox and Google Chrome) and a high-speed Internet connection. For Macs, we recommend Mac OSX Mountain Lion*, as the built-in voice recognition is the same as iPad and iPhone, and works great with our platform.

Why choose Ehi EHR?

Providers can have more face-time with patients using Virtual Scribe, our voice recognition technology. Equipped with built-in AI, adaptive learning, and real time analytics we've built the most advanced EHR ever. It's about time providers have access to a billing system that's completely transparent. Keeping control in the hands of providers ...

What is the easiest way to use Ehi?

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Can I use the patient portal to communicate an emergency?

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Health Record

With our EHR we've eliminated the need for clicking. Providers can have more face-time with patients using Virtual Scribe, our voice recognition technology. Equipped with built-in AI, adaptive learning, and real time analytics we've built the most advanced EHR ever.

ARIA

Run more efficiently with AI and reduce strain and resources on your administration. ARIA is powered by AI and Data Science.

Patient Monitors

Providers can now track their patients readings instantly using Wi-Fi enabled medical devices such as BP Monitor, Blood Glucose Meter and more.

Telehealth

With our Telecare platform, Providers can establish a secure video appointment with patients instantly. Automatically generate a patient’s chart and create new encounters, and easily document.

Organization

Provider groups just got better with ACO Advantage. Enable Healthcare's comprehensive business intelligence tools and analytics facilitate a robust and secure platform.

Management

It's about time providers have access to a billing system that's completely transparent. Keeping control in the hands of providers not payers.

Management

Our CCM application and nurses will improve patients outcomes who have 2 or more chronic illnesses. And, we take care of it all from scheduling to coordinating between providers and patients.

When will actors be required to respond to EHI requests?

Until October 6, 2022, Actors are only required to respond to requests for EHI with USCDI, but this is only for purpose of IBR. Other factors, such as how an Actor “holds out” its portal need to be considered when deciding what should be made available.

When does a health care provider have to comply with HIPAA?

A health care provider must still comply in full with HIPAA when responding to a patient’s request for access to her/his PHI, and may not limit the response to just USCDI. Beginning on October 6, 2022, health care providers must comply with the IBR with respect to all EHI. Proactive “push” of USCDI/EHI Not Required.

Can an actor push EHI data to a patient portal?

Therefore, an Actor may, but is not required to, proactively push USCDI/EHI data to a patient portal unless the patient requests it or the Actor has “promised” that such data is being made available on the patient portal.

Can I share more EHI than is represented by the USCDI Version 1?

Of course, those who are able to share more EHI than is represented by the USCDI Version 1 need not wait to begin doing so. Similarly, as a way to prepare for October 2022, we strongly encourage the regulated community to make all EHI available as if the scope of EHI were not currently limited.”.

When is USCDI 2021?

Only USCDI From April 5, 2021 through October 5, 2022, Actors are only obligated to respond to a patient’s request with United States Core Data for Interoperability ( USCDI) data. This is part of the IBR’s Content & Manner Exception. For USCDI version 1, this includes: allergies and intolerances; assessment and plan of treatment; care team members;