ChartLogic EMR is designed as a customizable and modular electronic medical record system by ChartLogic, which has since merged with Medsphere in 2016.
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Intergy EHR
Score 6.0 out of 10
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Intergy offers ambulatory practices a specialty-focused EHR and practice management solution. With Intergy’s tools, users can manage chronic conditions, capture payer incentives, and thrive in the world of value-based care. The ONC-certified solution has consolidated functionality that simplifies notation, automates tasks, and streamlines workflows. The Intergy ecosystem of products also includes telehealth, remote patient monitoring, chronic care management, patient portal, patient…
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Intergy EHR
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Intergy EHR
Free Trial
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Free/Freemium Version
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Premium Consulting/Integration Services
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Entry-level Setup Fee
No setup fee
No setup fee
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Features
ChartLogic EMR
Intergy EHR
Billing and Claims Management
Comparison of Billing and Claims Management features of Product A and Product B
ChartLogic EMR
8.4
1 Ratings
11% above category average
Intergy EHR
6.5
22 Ratings
15% below category average
Real-time eligibility verification
8.01 Ratings
6.020 Ratings
Claims management
8.01 Ratings
7.220 Ratings
Coding
9.01 Ratings
6.418 Ratings
Patient billing
8.01 Ratings
6.521 Ratings
Financial Reporting
9.01 Ratings
6.421 Ratings
Patient Scheduling
Comparison of Patient Scheduling features of Product A and Product B
ChartLogic EMR
8.6
1 Ratings
11% above category average
Intergy EHR
7.0
24 Ratings
9% below category average
Rule-based scheduling
8.01 Ratings
5.321 Ratings
Automated appointment reminders
9.01 Ratings
7.219 Ratings
Automated patient check-in
9.01 Ratings
7.311 Ratings
Multi-location support
9.01 Ratings
7.521 Ratings
Calendar interface
8.01 Ratings
7.517 Ratings
Electronic Medical Records
Comparison of Electronic Medical Records features of Product A and Product B
ChartLogic EMR
9.1
2 Ratings
23% above category average
Intergy EHR
7.0
25 Ratings
3% below category average
Charting / document management
9.02 Ratings
7.425 Ratings
Templates
10.02 Ratings
7.124 Ratings
Patient portal
9.01 Ratings
7.121 Ratings
Mobile/tablet support
6.01 Ratings
7.213 Ratings
Fax integration
9.02 Ratings
7.017 Ratings
Integration with other EMR and PM systems
10.02 Ratings
7.416 Ratings
Workflow automation
9.01 Ratings
5.619 Ratings
Speech recognition
9.02 Ratings
6.411 Ratings
Customization
10.02 Ratings
7.225 Ratings
E-prescribing
10.02 Ratings
7.324 Ratings
Medical Security and Privacy
Comparison of Medical Security and Privacy features of Product A and Product B
ChartLogic EMR
9.0
2 Ratings
8% above category average
Intergy EHR
7.4
25 Ratings
12% below category average
HIPAA compliance
10.02 Ratings
7.524 Ratings
Role-based permission levels
9.02 Ratings
7.425 Ratings
Data backups and redundancy
8.02 Ratings
7.323 Ratings
Local mode / networking failsafe
9.02 Ratings
7.317 Ratings
Workflow and Scale
Comparison of Workflow and Scale features of Product A and Product B
ChartLogic is great for a practice that wants an EMR but doesn't want/need all the bells and whistles of a giant like Epic. It allows each individual doctor to create their own templates, smart fields and ways of seeing their messages, encounters etc so that while you have one EMR system each doctor can make it their own. Little to no computer experience or training needed to make things work easily.
How well is the product customizable for workflow modifications for my clinic? Does the result flow easily for the provider or are there many chunky clicks required? (i.e. one modification to a workflow between the nurse and provider requires 27 clicks.. ok this accomplished the workflow that was needed but at what cost?) Can your system produce customized reports on the fly, is the data real time or lagging? Can the system be tuned in terms of document/note templates and the Graphic User Interface forms so a particular practice/provider/speciality needs can be taken into account?
Health Reminders- for different patient needs or preventive care/screenings. For example patients who have a diagnosis of Diabetes- their health reminders will show if they need an A1c, foot exam, eye exam, etc. and when it was last performed
Orders Tracking- This helps nursing staff make notes on referrals or orders and they are able to look at the order tracking section for all patients and filter it by provider, order type, status, etc. to know what needs to be followed up on or what has been completed and so forth...
Tasks- This is a nice feature that has many different options for use. It can be used internally to send a quick message to another user, a phone message, billing message, and any task gives you the option to make it "patient related" if necessary. It can be used by the providers when they make an order they can then send it to the nurse to complete. Lots of different ways for Tasks to be used
Sometimes, Intergy tends to crash on occasion, which is understandable.
Also, when checking for insurance eligibility, sometimes Intergy will not accept a specific insurance card and I have to call up the insurance to make sure the patient is eligible for coverage. It would be nice if more types of insurances could be added.
When creating recalls for patients to remind them to visit, sometimes the system does not cooperate properly.
Usually they are very helpful. I would prefer they do some of the actual changes I am requesting instead of having me do the work. I feel that they could walk you through it, instead of letting you figure out the desired results on your own.
We moved from Intergy to athenaCollector and athenaClinicals. Athena is cloud-based, meaning we can access it from any location that has internet. My staff misses the ease of scheduling in Intergy, but the accountability of users' productivity is amazing. We had more control over document classification with Intergy, but sometimes that's a double-edged sword. When some people label a document "MRI-Lumbar spine" and others call it "Lumbar Spine MRI," there is some redundancy and sometimes important documents get missed.