Technology Strategies & Solutions
 

Healthcare Information Technology (HIT) Services

Patient Portal for The Rochester RHIO

Fusion Productions worked with the Greater Rochester Regional Health Information Organization to develop a Patient Portal for consumer engagement. The first of its kind in the nation, this unique web application allows patients to create an account with the Rochester RHIO, identity proof themselves, electronically manage their consent choices, request a medical records audit, and update their demographic information. Planned future functionality includes a link to Google Health's PHR, the ability for a consumer to scan and attach an advanced directive to their record, and management of health plan level 1 and level 2 nondurable consent. The Patient Portal is seamlessly integrated with two well-known products in the HIT space, Axolotl's Elysium Exhange and Anakam's TFA and IDP solutions.

Patient Portal Functionality:

  • Consumer-tested functional user interface
  • Consumer identity proofing using Anakam's IDP product
  • Two-factor authentication upon login using Anakam's TFA product
  • Elysium ID lookup using the Patient Demographics Query (PDQ)
  • Integration with the Elysium Physician Address Book (PAB) for provider lookup
  • Management of consent choices via data exchange and HL7
  • Sitecore CMS to manage integrated consumer-facing marketing website
RHIO Patient Portal            RHIO Patient Portal Graphic 1

Healthcare Association Experience

Fusion has worked with healthcare associations since the mid 1990s to help those organizations "make a difference" in their community, region, and nationwide:

  • 1997: Launched Society of Cardiovascular Interventional Radiology’s online meetings and collaboration capabilities. (SCVIR later becoming SIR)
  • 2000: Built one of the nation's first healthcare online communities of practice for the American Health Information Management Association (AHIMA) and the Texas Medical Society
  • 2001 and beyond: qualified and launched AthenaHealth (the first web-based practice management platform) for medical societies beginning with Ohio State Medical Association. Subsequent adaption included Medical Society State of NY, Mass Medical Society, and 21 additional state medical societies
  • 2002: Development of integrated technology platform for American Society of Radiologic Technologists
  • 2003: Launched integrated online portal for American Academy of Otolaryngology — Head and Neck Surgery
  • 2004 and beyond: Launched integrated eLearning platforms, conference capture and online playback, online CME, 3D learning, and Whyville applications for: the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases, the American Counseling Association, and American Society of Plastic Surgeons
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