EHR Intelligence April 8, 2020
Christopher Jason

A lack of delivered promises, interoperability, and integration were common complaints from behavioral health EHR customers.

The majority of customers using a behavioral health EHR vendor are highly dissatisfied with the overall product, according to a recent KLAS report.

Behavioral health issues are an underfunded and overlooked area of the healthcare industry, forcing the need for more comprehensive software solutions.

Of the seven vendors that were scored, all scored below the average software type of an 81 out of 100. In fact, three behavioral health EHR vendors scored in the 70s, one scored a 63.6, two scored in the 50s, and Cerner’s Community Behavioral Health scored an 80.5 percent.

While some vendors improved their products, others had significant drops in...

Today's Sponsors

Venturous
Got healthcare questions? Just ask Transcarent

Today's Sponsor

Venturous

 
Topics: EMR / EHR, Health IT, Market Research, Mental Health, Provider, Technology, Trends
Washington mental health clinic closes
Model shows promise in predicting mental health condition progression: Study
The Future of Mental Health Depends on Provider Education
Pennsylvania behavioral health clinic reopens
The Miscalculation of Teletherapy: Why Digital Mental Health Goes Beyond Virtual Sessions

Share This Article