Epic point-of-care integration.
Point-of-care results filed to the right Epic flowsheet or results section, automatically.
How ConnectivityWise connects to Epic
Point-of-care results are collected by the Data Sync Agent, synced securely to the ConnectivityWise cloud, and posted into Epic, matched to the order where you use one, or filed directly where you don't. You don't change your testing workflow, we just automate result delivery.
Instruments that report into Epic
Any instrument we interface can send its results to Epic. A few of them, across the categories we cover:
- Abbott Cholestech LDX Clinical chemistry
- Abbott CELL-DYN Emerald Hematology
- Abbott ID NOW Molecular
- BD Veritor Immunoassay
- Abbott Afinion 2 Diabetes / HbA1c
- ACON Laboratories Mission U120 Urinalysis
- Coag-Sense PT2 Coagulation
- Abbott i-STAT 1 Blood gas
- HemoCue Hb 201 DM Hemoglobin
- McKesson LUMEON Easy on-PC Spirometry
- NeuroMetrix DPNCheck Nerve conduction
Epic integration questions
How do point-of-care results get into Epic?
The Data Sync Agent, one small install on any Windows computer in your organization, collects results from your instruments over serial, wired, or wireless connections. It syncs them securely to the ConnectivityWise cloud, which posts them into Epic. A single installation covers every instrument and every location you have.
Does this require an interface project or Epic IT involvement?
Very little. We handle the interface setup and coordinate with the vendor when needed. Your team adds the test codes and result types in Epic so incoming results have somewhere to land, and completes a simple form with the vendor to authorize our access. Then we validate every result type with you before going live.
What happens if a result arrives without a matching order?
If you require orders, every result is matched to its order before it files, and an unmatched result raises an alert for the operator to resolve instead of landing on the wrong chart. If you would rather skip the order step, results file to the patient's chart on their own, with the test, time, and operator captured.
Which instruments can send results to Epic?
Any instrument we interface. If it communicates over serial, wired network, or wireless, we can connect it: chemistry, hematology, molecular, immunoassay, urinalysis, coagulation, and more.