To enhance the value of their deployments, Oracle Health recently made several additional Oracle Health applications available to CommunityWorks customers. Newly integrated and available solutions include:

-Oracle Clinical Digital Assistant: An AI-powered technology that participates in patient visits, records key elements of the physician-patient encounter, interprets the information, accurately inputs a draft note into the Oracle Health EHR, and enables the physician to quickly review and approve the clinical documentation produced. Early users say they have saved on average more than four and a half minutes per patient and 20-40% in documentation time each day. Hear more about St. John's Health experience here.


-Oracle Health RevElate Patient Accounting: An application that enables hospitals to automate revenue cycle workflows to help reduce complexities and foster optimal financial outcomes. By applying automation and intelligence to time-consuming, repetitive tasks throughout the billing cycle, organizations can free up valuable resources to focus on higher-priority initiatives. Montgomery County Memorial Hospital + Clinics is an early adopter and expects it to help drive superior performance in revenue cycle management.

"There are efficiency and productivity improvements with Oracle Health RevElate Patient Accounting that will help us with denial management, contract management, and to monitor trends to find underpayments," said Ron Kloewer, CEO, Montgomery County Memorial Hospital. "There are significant improvements in work list management, pre-billing edits, and other automations that will help reduce the need for manual intervention. Combine that with improved analytics and reporting, and we expect our revenue cycle performance to excel."

-Oracle Health Seamless Exchange: A solution that helps CommunityWorks customers streamline care coordination from facility to facility and provide a more accurate and comprehensive view of a patient's health history. After Henry Community Health in Indiana participated as an early adopter of the interoperability solution, the hospital has been able to more quickly and accurately pinpoint when patients were last seen at external facilities and gain deeper insights into the care visit details.

"We were very excited to use Oracle Health Seamless Exchange and knew it would provide significant value for our hospital," said Sherry Willis, director of information systems, Henry Community Health. "The ability to see queried data in near real-time while caring for the patient makes us more efficient with our workflows and alleviates having to manually input patient data."

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