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The Elation Team consists of highly trained and knowledgeable professionals committed to advancing high-value primary care. With diverse backgrounds in healthcare, technology, and patient advocacy, the team has been delivering innovative solutions since 2010. Elation's clinical-first, collaborative EHR platform empowers primary care organizations to provide personalized, high-quality care.

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A Second Opinion with Dr. Susan Sorensen

A Second Opinion with Dr. Susan Sorensen
A Second Opinion with Dr. Susan Sorensen
May 12, 2016In 1996 I became a dinosaur. The HMO’s were dominating medicine. Instead of taking care of my…

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New Automated Appointment Reminders

New Automated Appointment Reminders
New Automated Appointment Reminders
April 21, 2016It’s official! As of today, you can send automated appointment reminders to your patients through Elation….

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How EMRs Help to Reduce a Patient’s Visit Time

With the advent of electronic medical records, the world was introduced to a new way of practicing medicine. A clinician no longer has to awkwardly shuffle through countless pages in a paper chart, searching for the most recent dosage change or a history of chickenpox. EMRs are a boon to practitioners and patient on many fronts and help everyone save time. Up-to-the-minute Data At Your Fingertips When your practice uses an EMR system, you can easily access a comprehensive overview of your patient’s entire medical history and also obtain information from referring physicians. EMRs make it possible for you and your staff to retrieve a record in a few keystrokes, eliminating the frustration and wait time that occurs when you

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The Digitization of Health Care in the United States

Dr. David Blumenthal, previously the National Coordinator for Health IT in the Obama Administration, recently gave some great insight into the future of digital healthcare and electronic medical records in Harvard Business Review. As physicians from small independents to large hospital systems transition from paper records to electronic health records, issues of interoperability, changes in reimbursement policy, and a number of other challenges continue to make a truly digital ecosystem for health care a future aspiration rather than a current reality. What the article says: The HITECH program, introducing subsidies and penalties to encourage EHR adoption, has been effective at accelerating adoption From 2008 to 2014, hospitals with an EHR went from 7% to 76% while physician adoption moved from

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CDC’s Report on EMR use in the U.S.

CDC’s Report on EMR use in the U.S.
CDC’s Report on EMR use in the U.S.
February 24, 2016The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recently released a comprehensive study of the use of…

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Senate Passes the Health Information Technology Act

The Senate Healthcare Committee passed the Improving Health Information Technology Act (S. 2511) with a unanimous vote last week. The bill, a companion to the 21st Century Cures Act passed last year by the House of Representatives, was introduced by Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn). It focuses on improving healthcare information technology by updating the use, practices, and regulations of electronic health records. “If we want to continue building a healthcare system that works for patients and families and puts their needs first, strengthening our nation’s health IT infrastructure must be a top priority.” – Senator Patty Murray, D-Washington   MedCityNews has a solid analysis of the passage of the committee’s passage of the bill with a unanimous and bipartisan 22-0 vote.

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