We offer a portfolio of products from terminology dictionaries to value sets that are clinically-vetted, always current, and maintenance-free.
By powering care as you intended, we reduce your administrative burden and enterprise inefficiencies, clearing the way to let clinicians be clinicians.
We ensure clinicians can follow their clinical intentions while supporting better care coordination and allowing more time for patient engagement.
We enable accurate reporting and care documentation across the continuum of care to maximize reimbursements and improve the accuracy of the EHR.
We power intuitive workflows grounded in clinicians’ language to drive more efficient decision making and streamline administrative processes.
We transform EHR data into a source of actionable patient insights to impact care, treatment decisions, and ensure a greater return on EHR investments.
Clinically-validated, continuously updated, curated content and intuitive workflow applications
Today’s EHR is full of clutter — largely because of the many different coding and regulatory languages they contain. IMO’s Chief Product Officer, Matt Cardwell, explains why a good “translator” is essential for an effective EHR.
IMO’s Vice President of Clinical Informatics Eric Rose, MD, FAAFP answers our questions about the latest edition of H.I.T. or Miss, a case study series about health IT challenges.
As Health Information Technology (HIT) continues to permeate the daily practice of medicine, providers have expressed frustration with its negative impact on their lives. This webinar discusses the current challenges posed by HIT while exploring a possible paradigm for success. Tracing the origin of the issue back to the inception of the EHR—a tool created for capturing and storing information–not improving clinical care. Listen to IMO’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Andrew Kanter discuss how organizations can help vendors and clinicians reimagine their EHR framework in order to leverage its full potential as a powerful communication medium between the provider, the patient and the care team as a whole.
For more on this topic, click here for Dr. Kanter’s article on clinician burnout.
