Pennhealth - AI-Powered TAT-based Charting Software
Turn-Around-Time-based charting with the EzyScribe platform streamlines the process of documenting provider-patient encounters within a specific timeframe, ensuring quick and efficient record-keeping. This Asynchronous feature of medical scribing services utilizes audio recordings of patient-doctor conversations, which are then documented by a scribe and uploaded into the Electronic Health Record (EHR) system within the designated turnaround time (TAT).
HIPAA Compliance and Data Security
We ensure full HIPAA compliance, safeguarding patient information with advanced encryption and secure data handling. Our processes follow strict regulatory guidelines, keeping records confidential and accessible only to authorized personnel.
Detailed Report Within Specified TAT
Perfect for cases that require comprehensive summaries, detailed reports provide a thorough overview of the patient’s medical history, current health status, and treatment plan. These reports may take additional time to ensure that all relevant information is meticulously captured.
Quality Assurance
Maintaining document accuracy is paramount. By adhering to stringent quality standards, TAT-based charting ensures that all records reflect the highest level of precision, even within tight deadlines.
Ready for Signature
With charts prepared and ready for signature within the specified turnaround time (TAT), healthcare providers can promptly review and authenticate patient records. This leads to faster decision-making in patient care, covering everything from treatment plans to medication prescriptions and referrals.
Quality Assurance Program
Our commitment to quality is upheld through continuous audits, comprehensive feedback systems, and targeted training. These measures ensure the highest standards of accuracy and reliability in medical documentation.
Cost-Effectiveness
With asynchronous charting (delivered by a specified TAT rather than real-time), costs are reduced. EzyScribe will streamline access to medical records, not only supporting improved patient care but also has the potential to lower costs associated with prolonged or inefficient healthcare processes.