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This HIPAA-compliant platform allows patients to securely self-input data via dynamic questionnaires, reducing paper, saving time, and improving patient engagement. It's designed for various clinical uses, from intake to risk assessments, and integrates with existing systems.
What's New in InputHealth Point of Care
1.4.0
December 9, 2023
Fix Keyboard Block Issue.
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FAQ
What is InputHealth Point of Care?
InputHealth Point of Care is a HIPAA-compliant platform designed for medical practices to securely collect patient data through dynamic questionnaires. It aims to reduce paperwork, save time, and enhance patient engagement.
What types of questionnaires does InputHealth Point of Care support?
It supports patient intake questionnaires, satisfaction surveys, clinically validated questionnaires (like PHQ-9), live risk assessments, pre-visit medical histories, and follow-up questionnaires with automatic scheduling.
Can InputHealth Point of Care integrate with other systems?
Yes, the platform offers integration powers with many pre-existing systems, allowing for a more seamless workflow within your practice.
What devices is InputHealth Point of Care available on?
InputHealth Point of Care is currently supported on iPads, making it suitable for mobile or kiosk configurations within a clinic.
How does InputHealth Point of Care handle data export?
The app provides great export functions, allowing you to export collected data in formats such as CSV, PDF, and more, for further analysis or record-keeping.
Is InputHealth Point of Care suitable for different clinic setups?
Yes, you can utilize its mobile mode or kiosk mode to fit pretty much any clinic configuration, offering flexibility for patient data collection.
When was InputHealth Point of Care last updated?
The app was last updated on December 9, 2023, with version 1.4.0, indicating ongoing development and maintenance.
Does InputHealth Point of Care have ads?
No, InputHealth Point of Care does not contain advertisements, providing an uninterrupted experience for both patients and healthcare providers.





