Oracle Health Makes It Easier for Patients to Take Charge of Their Care

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Complementary and integrated cloud applications streamline patient access to their medical records, empower them to actively manage their healthcare with self-service tools, reduce administrative burden for staff

NASHVILLE, Tenn., Oct. 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Oracle Health Summit -- Today Oracle announced two new cloud applications, built from the ground up, that make it easier for consumers to manage their healthcare and for front desk staff to support them. Easily accessed through the consumer-grade Oracle Health app, Oracle Health Patient Portal is an intuitive solution that enables patients to securely review and share their health information, easily connect with providers, and conveniently manage their own care. Oracle Health Patient Administration is a modern front-office solution that simplifies patient intake, registration, scheduling, and appointment confirmation with easy-to-use tools for administrative staff and the patients they serve.

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"The tools we use to manage our healthcare should be as simple and straightforward as the apps we use to order food, watch a movie, or book a flight," said Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager, Oracle Health and Life Sciences. "With these new cloud applications, Oracle Health is not only giving patients more control over their healthcare, but also significantly reducing time-consuming administrative tasks for caregivers and support staff."

Powered and secured by Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Oracle Health Patient Portal and Oracle Health Patient Administration work together to support patients as they navigate their care path.

A personalized patient experience

Oracle Health Patient Portal helps patients stay up-to-date and remain more engaged and in control of their care. It provides a single, convenient app that offers a comprehensive range of self-service tools that enable patients to take actions to support their health and wellness goals such as:

  • Scheduling appointments and completing pre-appointment registration.

  • Viewing physician's notes, medication lists, and test results.

  • Managing appointment reminders and notifications.

"As an early adopter of the new Oracle Health Patient Portal, we have encountered several transformative capabilities that we believe will significantly enhance an organization's ability to prioritize and elevate the patient experience," said Kemal Erkan, CEO, United Medical. "Features such as enhanced visibility into health records, secure access for designated family members, and robust self-service tools represent key innovations we are particularly excited about. We look forward to deepening our collaboration with Oracle to further drive advancements in patient-centered care."