New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: HIPAA compliant scheduling vendor?
Ask HN: HIPAA compliant scheduling vendor?
3 by healthcare-sch | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hi HN, The healthcare startup I work at currently uses Acuity Scheduling to enable patients to schedule appointments with zoom calls with our providers. It has decent APIs, so we've been able to build a fair amount to make it work for us, e.g. syncing to our EHR (athena), custom handlers for notifications / appointment confirmations. No doubt it has gotten us pretty far (google calendar integration is nice!), but we find it lacking in several ways: - no localization support - no concept of licensing for our clinicians / more complex scheduling algorithms dependent on patient attributes - no support for multiple provider appointments (e.g. when 2 providers share an appointment, one taking the intake portion, the other the provider taking the rest of the appointment) - subpar support for class appointments, e.g. patients can't add themselves to a class after the first session has occurred Does anyone have a HIPAA compliant scheduling vendor they particularly like or dislike that supports some of these features? Thanks in advance!
3 by healthcare-sch | 0 comments on Hacker News.
Hi HN, The healthcare startup I work at currently uses Acuity Scheduling to enable patients to schedule appointments with zoom calls with our providers. It has decent APIs, so we've been able to build a fair amount to make it work for us, e.g. syncing to our EHR (athena), custom handlers for notifications / appointment confirmations. No doubt it has gotten us pretty far (google calendar integration is nice!), but we find it lacking in several ways: - no localization support - no concept of licensing for our clinicians / more complex scheduling algorithms dependent on patient attributes - no support for multiple provider appointments (e.g. when 2 providers share an appointment, one taking the intake portion, the other the provider taking the rest of the appointment) - subpar support for class appointments, e.g. patients can't add themselves to a class after the first session has occurred Does anyone have a HIPAA compliant scheduling vendor they particularly like or dislike that supports some of these features? Thanks in advance!
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