Epionhealth.com Website Review

EPION CHECK-INTM REPLACES INEFFICIENT, MANUAL PATIENT INTAKE FORMS WITH AN INNOVATIVE, CUSTOMIZABLE, DIGITAL CHECK-IN TECHNOLOGY. August 2017:  CHRISTUS Health reports results after move to Epion Check-in. Impact described as “transformational,” with significant operation improvements cited for payments per visit, clinical interactions with patients and outstanding balance collections. Full resulted in us having to hand out a lot of our paper forms. Epion was able to integrate into our workflow and provide the appointment types Working with the Epion Product has been great. Since using it, our Medical As*istant staff has had more time to work directly with our Doctors since their Intake times have been reduced. David Hunter I used to spend 5-10 minutes per patient entering data. With Epion, it takes 2 minutes. When my patients fill out a pain diagram I know exactly where they are hurting. It may take a patient 50 words to describe where their pain is and now the patient is able communicate that information with a simple sketch. The diagram has streamlined my process. Across the specialties within our organization, our staff realized between two to four minute decreases with intake time. This allowed our staff to further as*ist our patients.Patients length of visit time dropped by 32 minutes when we implemented Epion with our ad*lt reconstructive surgeons. The time to check in on average was lowered by 10 minutes (by) our total joint patients by utilizing Epion Digital Since moving to Epion, we have seen a significant decrease in the amount of work and errors as*ociated with patient checkin. Patients like using the iPad and the realtime updates to Athena make it much easier for the staff. Using Epion, we are able to see more patients and provide them with a better experience. Lisa Lewis Gluck Digital checkin has enhanced the communication between our staff and patients. Handing out the iPads initiates a unique dialogue with each and every patient. It eliminates the disconnect of having the patient sit and wait for paperwork to be prepared. This process has also