Why Integrating Virtual Visits with Your EMR/EHR Matters More Than Ever
In a world where hybrid care has become the norm, healthcare practices must bridge the communication gap between virtual and in-person services. By integrating virtual visits directly into your EMR or EHR system, you streamline workflows, enhance patient care, and strengthen compliance—all in real time. But how you connect to EMRs & EHRs can make a huge difference.
When providers conduct virtual visits through ExamMed they are connected directly to their EMR or EHR. They gain immediate access to patient records, histories, medications, and lab results. This real-time access allows providers to make faster, more informed decisions without switching between systems or relying on memory. It also ensures that every patient encounter—regardless of location—receives the same level of thorough documentation and clinical accuracy.
Effectively connecting to your EMR or EHR is vital to communication.
Integrated systems also reduce administrative burden. Staff can schedule appointments, send reminders, and document notes in one place, which eliminates redundancy and reduces the chance of data entry errors. Practices save time and avoid costly mistakes by keeping everything centralized.
At ExamMed we know through experience from a compliance standpoint, integration supports better HIPAA adherence and audit readiness. Providers log virtual visit data securely within the EHR, preserving a complete and traceable record of care.
When you connect to EMRs & EHRs you aren’t the only beneficiary.
Most importantly, patients feel the benefits. They experience smoother appointments, fewer delays, and stronger continuity of care. Whether they visit in person or from the comfort of home, the care team stays fully aligned with their health journey.
By integrating virtual visits into your EMR or EHR using ExamMed, your practice doesn’t just keep up with modern care—it leads with it. You empower your providers, support your staff, and deliver a consistent, high-quality experience that today’s patients expect.