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Calif. doc network chooses enterprise software, offers online PHR to patients

Posted on April 3, 2008October 24, 2024 by Dissent

Richard Pizzi of Healthcare IT News reports:

Bright Health Physicians of PIH, a multi-site network of primary care and specialty physicians, plans to implement an administrative software package that will allow patients access to health management tools like a personal health record.
Bright Health has inked a deal with HealthTrio LLC, a provider of software for the managed care industry, and will use the Centennial, Colo-based vendor’s HealthTrio xpress and HealthTrio connect products.

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HealthTrio connect is an Internet-based platform that allows real-time interactions between health plans, providers and patients. The software will give Bright Health patients online access to health management tools, including a PHR, and offer physicians an automatically populated electronic health record.

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