HHS finalizes price transparency updates as employers push insurance vendors to open the books.
|Articles|October 25, 2013
Some EHR systems with patient portals [GRAPHIC]
This chart shows EHR systems with patient portals, as reported by technology companies participating in a 2013 Medical Economics survey.
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Editor’s Note: This chart contains information on electronic health record (EHR) systems with patient portal capabilities, from companies participating in a Medical Economics survey ending on October 10, 2103. The information inthese charts represents information submitted by companies taking part in this survey.
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