Features

Compare features and implementation.

See how Optum PM and Physician EMR meets these important EMR considerations. Then view our demo to test Optum PM and Physician EMR for yourself.

Optum PM and Physician EMR, next-generation EMR, versus other traditional EMRs.
Optum PM and Physician EMR  EMR   Traditional Client-Server EMR
Technology

Web-based

Server-based, housed within practice

Initial cost

Low: no hardware or software purchase required

High: requires hardware and software purchase

Ongoing cost

Low: monthly subscription rates

Medium

Implementation

Low impact: incremental deployment possible

Potentially disruptive: can require full-scale conversion

Accessibility

High: secure 24/7 access from any PC with Internet access

Low: accessible only from dedicated PCs within the practice

Opportunity for incremental ROI

High: practice management modules can significantly improve reimbursement rates

Not typically available

Obsolescence risk

Low: software and data updated continually by OptumInsight

High: practice is responsible for updating data; users may be required to pay for software upgrades

Impact of staff turnover

Low: online tutorials allow new users to easily teach themselves

Medium: systems may be more difficult to learn

Pay-for-performance (P4P)

Yes: fully integrated

Maybe: existing system may need to be reconfigured

Connectivity

High: easily exchange information with payers and other caregivers

Typically limited

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