Creating the future of healthcare collaboration for patients and providers
Zoom for Healthcare enables healthcare organizations to deliver seamless experiences across the patient journey and enhance collaboration among providers.
Updated on October 05, 2022
Published on November 29, 2021
For healthcare providers looking to the future, telehealth remains an important way to enhance care delivery and meet patients where they are. Telehealth utilization has stabilized at levels 38 times higher than before the pandemic, according to McKinsey, ranging from 13% to 17% across all specialties.
With virtual care here to stay, providers must focus on delivering a seamless experience for telehealth visits — one that’s easy, intuitive, and frictionless for patients, and secure, trusted, and simple from a clinical standpoint. That’s where integrations come in.
Zoom’s ability to integrate with popular electronic health record (EHR) platforms, including Cerner and Epic, makes it even easier to schedule, join, and document telehealth visits directly in a patient’s EHR. Learn about the benefits of these integrations and how they can help streamline the telehealth experience for patients and providers.
For providers who live in their EHR platform of choice day in and day out, integrating with Zoom offers many benefits.
We’re excited to announce that we’re now accepting beta customers for Zoom’s new integration with Cerner’s electronic health record (EHR) platform, available by sending a message of interest on Cerner’s App Gallery or talking to your Zoom account executive.
Hospitals, health systems, physician offices, and clinics that use Cerner to share and access patient EHR data across the continuum of care will be able to launch secure Zoom virtual visits directly within Cerner.
With the Zoom-Cerner integration, providers can:
Patients can:
The Zoom app integrated with Epic, available on Epic’s App Orchard and in the Zoom App Marketplace, enables providers and patients to easily launch Zoom sessions right from Epic online health appointments.
Since the integration was first introduced in 2019, it’s been used by dozens of healthcare organizations across the U.S. to simplify their Epic-based video visits and streamline direct-to-patient care.
With Zoom’s integration with Epic, providers can:
Patients can:
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To learn about these and other integrations, visit:
For more on how Zoom helps connect hospitals, health systems, clinics, pharma-biotech companies, and other health organizations, visit the Zoom for Healthcare page.