Technology Built for Cardiologists

Practices must be on NextGen or Athena EHR, or commit to converting within 12 months of affiliation. This standard exists to ensure clinical data interoperability across the network and to support CIN reporting requirements. If you're currently on a different system, a technology conversion plan is developed during the assessment phase and sequenced to minimize disruption to your operations.

Implementation is sequenced in phases, with EHR configuration first, followed by AI tool deployment, staff training, and data migration. Your implementation timeline is built around your practice's schedule and nothing goes live until your team is ready. Most practices are fully operational within 60–120 days of agreement, depending on current infrastructure.

The platform includes AI-enabled prior authorization automation, ambient documentation for clinical encounters, and referral intake automation. Clinical decision support, standing orders, and care pathway nudges are embedded directly in the EHR workflow. Additional AI capabilities are being developed as part of ongoing platform investment.

Yes. Affiliated practices receive preferred pricing on NextGen and Athena EHR licensing as part of the affiliation agreement. Standardization support is also included so your team isn't navigating implementation alone.

The population health platform integrates directly with the EHR to identify gaps in care, track quality metrics, and generate the reporting your practice needs to perform under value-based care contracts. CIN reporting requirements are built into the platform workflow so your team isn't managing a separate reporting process.