Easy to use secure access from most anywhere.

2. Get an edge on pay-for-performance initiatives

No waiting until the end of a reporting period to see update-to-date statistics on required measures. End of period reporting means it is too late to take action on gaps in care. healthMATRIX provides easy access to up-to-date statistics whenever you want it. For example, you may want to know what percentage of your patient population is diabetic. How many of them have had an HgbA1c within the past 12 months? If you are participating in a P4P initiative, wouldn’t it be better to know these numbers early in the reporting period than later?

healthMATRIX can work with multiple data sources to provide the most up-to-date and complete measure reporting.

You can drill down to a single patient’s chart summary view from a report listing multiple patients. For instance, suppose a patient unexpectedly appeared on a report and you wanted to quickly see their history of office visits, flow-sheet values, meds and more.

healthMATRIX isn’t just a powerful reporting application. It provides tools to take action based on reporting results. For example, if a report presents you with a list of patients that need an office visit, a mail merge letter can be created automatically and include the reason for the visit request. Other actionable options include secure email messaging, automated phone dialing and data exporting. Once an action has been taken, the patient’s EMR record can be automatically updated.
 

This feature allows you to instantly view the logic for all measures. The application converts confusing computer program statements to easy to understand terms. For example, suppose you want to know the criteria used for Fluvax Contra Removed measure. A single click of the mouse will reveal something the screen below:

Historical trending charts are very flexible and can be used to show multiple measures for multiple providers or even single measures for a single provider.

Reports can be based on a single provider or groups of providers. You can have an unlimited number of groups and providers can be members of more than one group. For example, you may want to see reports based on all providers at a single location or on a specialty or even across an entire large network of providers.