Overview
ESO EHR streamlines emergency services workflows to ensure regulatory compliance. The intuitive platform automatically captures vital patient data and seamlessly shares reports, taking the stress off busy clinicians. Explore its feature-rich solutions to simplify your documentation processes while meeting all industry standards.
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Starting Price
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ESO Electronic Health Record (EHR) Specifications
Appointment Management/Scheduling
e-Prescriptions
Lab Integration
Patient Portal
What Is ESO EHR?
Overview
ESO EHR is a cloud-based electronic health records (EHR) system designed specifically for emergency services organizations. As an end-to-end solution, it offers a unified patient record, clinical documentation, billing, and analytics tools. ESO helps emergency medical services (EMS), fire departments, hospitals, and other healthcare providers streamline operations, improve clinical workflows and deliver high-quality patient care.
What Is ESO EHR Best For?
ESO really shines through with its emergency-focused features. The software automatically captures vital signs and records details from equipment like monitors and glucometers. Paramedics can quickly generate reports at the scene or en route to the hospital. Pharmacological references and calculators help clinicians provide the right treatment. These are huge time-savers for teams working under pressure to save lives.
ESO EHR Pricing
ESO EHR Integrations
The software integrates with a range of third-party platforms, including Handtevy.
How Does ESO EHR Work?
Here’s how to get started with the software after its successful installation:
- Log into the software and explore the dashboard to understand where different functions are located
- Complete the user profile and settings to personalize the experience
- Review templates for common types of patient records like medical charts and run sheets
- Create a test patient file to practice entering data and using different tools
- Book a training session with an implementation specialist to learn tips and tricks
- Refer to help documents, videos or online community for answering queries
- Start with non-critical functions first to avoid issues while learning
Who Is ESO EHR For?
The software is useful for:
- Fire departments
- Hospitals
- State EMS offices
Is ESO EHR Right For You?
If ensuring regulatory compliance, safeguarding sensitive patient data, and scaling your systems to meet demand are top priorities for your organization, then ESO's EHR could be the right fit.
As one of the only cloud-based EHR systems certified to the latest NEMSIS standards, ESO helps ensure compliance with state and federal data reporting requirements. Their system automatically submits data to your state, taking this time-consuming task off your plate.
ESO also excels in security and scalability. As a cloud solution, it securely stores all patient data and profiles off-site to protect against local hardware failures.
With HIPAA-compliant data centers and robust access controls, you can rest easy knowing an industry-leading vendor securely hosts your sensitive EMS records.
Still unsure if it's the right choice for you? Call us at (661) 384-7070, and let our experienced team assist you in making an informed decision.
ESO Electronic Health Record (EHR) Features
The software allows providers to build detailed patient charts and documentation within a customizable interface. It streamlines the collection of prehospital care reports, vitals, assessments, procedures, and other important medical details.
The software utilizes customizable templates and workflows to automate common documentation tasks and ensure compliance. This increases documentation efficiency while maintaining accurate records.
Sophisticated reporting and analytics tools give providers insights into clinical, financial, and operational metrics. This supports quality improvement, ensuring compliance, and enhancing business intelligence.
As a cloud-based solution, the EHR offers advanced security, is always up to date, and allows remote access. Robust systems safely store and protect user data.
The software facilitates secure data exchange with external systems, such as hospitals, labs, imaging centers, and other provider EHRs. This supports care coordination and clinical decision-making.
