eClinicalWorks, the largest ambulatory cloud EHR, announced that PriMALE Health, a Texas-based clinic dedicated to men’s health, selected eClinicalWorks Cloud EHR and patient engagement solution, healow, to enhance efficiency, improve patient engagement, and reduce operational costs. The practice will also adopt AI-powered ambient listening technology and medical AI scribe, Sunoh.ai, to streamline clinical documentation.
The newly founded Texas-based practice, PriMALE Health, is committed to delivering personalized care, evidence-based treatments, and cutting-edge healthcare services to optimize men’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. With eClinicalWorks and healow, the practice aims to leverage tools that will allow them to focus more on delivering quality patient care and improving practice efficiency and scalability.
“As a relatively new practice, we wanted the best cloud and AI-driven EHR and IT solution partner to provide our patients with a seamless experience,” said Dr. Tristan Grimaldo, Founder, president, and CEO at PriMALE Health. “eClinicalWorks provides us with the strong base we need to keep all the moving parts of starting a new business in line. eClinicalWorks Cloud will help us gain deep clinical insights with quick access to patient information, while Sunoh.ai will assist in streamlining documentation.”
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eClinicalWorks and healow are one-stop solutions for practices like PriMALE Health. Everything can be easily managed, from practice management and telehealth solutions to patient messaging. Through the integration with eClinicalWorks, the practice will also have access to Sunoh.ai, an EHR-agnostic, AI scribe. Sunoh.ai uses voice recognition technology with natural language processing and intelligent speech recognition systems to transcribe doctor-patient conversations while providing a unique and immersive experience. eClinicalWorks recently announced the integration of Sunoh.ai in eClinicalMobile and eClinicalTouch apps.
With these tools to leverage, startup practices can focus more on improving patient care, expanding operations, and less time organizing their front and back offices.
SOURCE: Businesswire