InterSystems HealthShare Key Features

Explore what InterSystems HealthShare Software offers — from day-to-day workflows to advanced capabilities.

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FHIR-Enabled Interoperability

Based on the HL7 FHIR standard, compatible with HL7 V2 and DICOM, and enforces the interoperability of data from system to system without human intervention. With support for FHIR, its Care Community solution allows health systems to rapidly close the care gaps between teams.

Unified Care Records

Simply combining data from multiple sources by discarding duplicates and conflicting data produces one consistent record, giving health providers an accurate record of what has happened to a patient and what treatment they have received.

Population Health & Analytics

Built-in software that helps organizations to assess results and keep track of population trends.

What Is InterSystems HealthShare EMR Software?

InterSystems HealthShare is a robust health interoperability solution for medical providers, payers, and HI networks designed to enable healthier sharing. It offers the best use of clinical, administrative, claims, and SDOH data.

Who Can Use InterSystems HealthShare?

InterSystems HealthShare is not suitable for businesses working on single clinical processes, but is designed for those that require building integrated data. The major users of InterSystems HealthShare are:

  • Healthcare Organizations,
  • Health Information Exchanges (HIEs)
  • Hospitals and Integrated Delivery Networks (IDNs)
  • Health Plans and Public Health Organizations
  • Multi-Site Networks
  • Population Health Management Departments
  • IT Departments and Data Analytics Units.

How Much Does InterSystems HealthShare Cost?

HealthShare runs on a subscription model. The InterSystems HealthShare costs per month vary from $100 per user to $5,000-10,000 for approximately 1,000 users, and annual prices are typically less than monthly prices.

Contact us for a free demo and contact the vendor to get a free quotation.

InterSystems HealthShare Integrations

InterSystems HealthShare is designed to integrate with the systems the organization is using versus forcing a change of systems. It enables access to information from multiple different sources and systems through HL7 v2, FHIR, and DICOM into a single, unified view for hospitals, payers, and HIEs to access data pulled from many disparate systems.

It is a standard practice with large health networks that have several EHRs spread out among their facilities and require one system to communicate with another, but don’t want to replace their entire platform.

FHIR-Based Interoperability Included
Patient Identity Management (Patient Index) Included
Unified Patient Records Included
Care Coordination Tools Included
Population Health Management Included
Data Analytics & Reporting Included
HL7 v2, FHIR & DICOM Support Included
Cloud-First Deployment Included
Built-in Medical Billing Not included
Claims Processing Not included
Free Trial Not included
Health Information Networks Included
Hospitals & Health Systems Included
Payers Included

Pros

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  • Strong FHIR-based interoperability across disparate systems.
  • Reduces duplicate patient records through advanced identity matching.
  • Supports large-scale, multi-site health networks and HIEs. Offers robust population health and analytics capabilities.
  • Backed by a long-established, well-resourced vendor.

Cons

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  • Pricing isn't publicly available and can be complex to estimate.
  • No free trial or free version offered.
  • Implementation can be lengthy and costly for smaller organizations.
  • Reporting tools have been described by some users as less intuitive than expected.

Frequently Asked Questions

No, InterSystems HealthShare is a health data and interoperability platform, which links and seamlessly integrates data from EHRs, claims systems, and clinical applications.

Does InterSystems HealthShare support FHIR?
Yes, InterSystems HealthShare supports FHIR.

Trial versions of the InterSystems HealthShare system are not available.

Subscription pricing is designed to meet a multitude of factors, including deployment mode and modules chosen.

It is primarily used by health care networks, multi-site health care networks, health information exchanges, hospitals, and payers to bring data together from a large number of disparate systems.

No, it is not a replacement for existing EHR and practice management systems; it is intended to be used in conjunction with such systems.