eVisit product overview

eVisit is a virtual care platform that enables healthcare organizations to improve outcomes, revenue, and efficiencies—using their network of providers to deliver virtual care. With eVisit, healthcare organizations bring faster, more convenient care to patients with virtual urgent care, primary care, specialty care, pre-post op care, and employee care. It helps more than 250 healthcare organizations.

eVisit simplifies healthcare delivery and works seamlessly across enterprise service lines and departments. The platform includes patient visits, scheduling, intake, waiting room management, and discharge features. It has a robust workflow engine with over 150 points of configuration, so organizations get the flexibility to enhance and automate unique workflows.

Pros of eVisit

It directly sends patient health conditions and allergies to the system, giving health professionals the insight they need, no matter where they are.
Medical professionals can charge patients through eVisit and track all transactions in the system.

Cons of eVisit

According to users, the software’s video and audio can be glitchy.

Breakdown of core features

Scheduling

eVisit’s flexible scheduling connects providers with patients. Organizations can set provider availability or put them on-call for see-now visits. Additionally, the solution lets users manage multiple provider calendars. Everyone can access reminders from a virtual medical appointment system.

Waiting room management

The platform allows medical staff to queue and route waiting room patients to the right provider. It also sends users a notification when a patient is in the waiting room too long. Furthermore, it lets clinical staff triage and prep patients from the comfort of their homes.

Virtual exam resources

eVisit gives the resources necessary during a virtual exam. It provides access to patient profiles, and the ability to chart, take notes, and review and send attachments.

Communication

The software’s in-visit chat adds a communication option. Its multiparty video lets providers bring additional people — interpreters, family members, caregivers — to the visit.

(Last updated on 05/16/2022 by Liz Laurente-Ticong)