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Certify connects the “last mile” first – leveraging the benefits of interoperability right now and delivering immediate value to hospitals and their affiliated physicians. Certify’s Gateway and HealthDock™ edge servers enable healthcare systems to reach more physician offices faster and with better results than any other HIE solution. Certify has solved the “last mile” challenge at the edge, in the physician’s office. The Certify HIE suite of products offers the only solution specifically designed to meet the demands of the acute and ambulatory care settings.

Why connect the “last mile” first?

Critical health information is locked away in IT systems at every stop along the care continuum. If you don’t unlock that information at every point of care and share it with providers in their native systems, you will end up with an ineffective and incomplete clinical view.

Health systems need to get clinical results in the hands of their patients’ physicians and to deliver that information in a manner that allows physicians to manage within their existing workflow. As inpatient and ambulatory EMR systems advance, the demand for exchanging patient summaries (CCDs) and the ability to query for health information in real time will grow exponentially. And so too will the importance of that “last mile” connection. Health systems using Certify’s solution are reaping the benefits of connected care today and positioning themselves to meet the HIE demands of the future.

While others struggle with the time-consuming, resource-draining and costly process of writing custom interfaces, we don’t. Certify has “productized” the process of connecting the “last mile” with the combination of our Gateway and HealthDock™ edge servers.

Connecting the “last mile” today has never been more important. It provides the ability to capture important healthcare transactions today and build the longitudinal patient record over time. Without the “last mile” connection, hospitals and health systems will be unable to build a robust, efficient and effective health information exchange.