CheckinAsyst’s integration with Oracle Health’s Electronic Health Record, helps practices streamline patient intake, engage patients, and accelerate patient payments with an end-to-end platform. 

ROSWELL, Ga., Oct. 16, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — HealthAsyst, a leading technology provider in the global healthcare industry and a member of Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN), today announced that CheckinAsyst®, its digital patient intake and communication platform, is now available on the Oracle Healthcare Marketplace and can be integrated with Oracle Health’s Electronic Health Record (EHR). Oracle Healthcare Marketplace is a centralized repository of healthcare applications offered by Oracle and Oracle partners. 

CheckinAsyst is an end-to-end digital platform focused on streamlining patient workflows across every touchpoint, enabling healthcare practices to speed up patient check-in, engage patients, and accelerate patient payments. The patient check-in software allows customers to leverage automated workflows and digital tools to optimize any gaps in their care journey.  

Some of the benefits that users can experience are: 

  • Flexible self-service check-in modes, payment options, and appointment reminders to improve patient experience 
  • Automated eligibility verification and reminders to boost patient payment collection 
  • Patient communication solution with digital options like broadcast messaging, secure chat, and patient surveys to engage patients easily and at scale 

Oracle Healthcare Marketplace is a one-stop shop for Oracle customers seeking trusted healthcare applications offering unique clinical and business solutions, including ones that extend Oracle Health and Oracle Cloud Applications.  

“We are pleased to expand our integration capabilities and offer the CheckinAsyst platform through the Oracle Healthcare Marketplace. CheckinAsyst will help practices focus on patient care and reduce their dependencies on manual efforts,” said Bijoy Singha, Chief Technology Officer at CheckinAsyst. “HealthAsyst’s participation in Oracle Healthcare Marketplace further extends our commitment to the Oracle community and enables customers to easily reap the benefits of CheckinAsyst. We look forward to leveraging the power of the Oracle Cloud and Oracle Health technologies to help us achieve our business goals.” 

For more information, visit CheckinAsyst at www.healthasyst.com/checkinasyst 

About CheckinAsyst 

CheckinAsyst® is a digital patient intake and communication platform from HealthAsyst, a leading technology provider for the US healthcare industry since 1999. CheckinAsyst empowers healthcare providers to improve operational efficiency and engage patients in care delivery. By leveraging automated workflows tailored to practice needs and advanced features in intake, payments, and communication, the platform helps practices free up their clinical and front office staff to focus on what matters most – providing quality patient care. 

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