Secure & Reliable Report Distribution

Secure & Reliable Report Distribution for Those Who Need It

request a demoThe healthcare industry requires the ability to retrieve and distribute reports in a highly secure environment. With the HIPAA regulations, you cannot be too careful about who is receiving your patient and account information. And, although faxing is the simplest way to distribute information, faxing information is not the most secure method.

Interbit Data’s NetSolutions family of report distribution products enables you to simply and securely distribute reports generated from your healthcare information system to all clinicians involved in patient care. Our products allow you to provide the reports in the most beneficial format to the end-users, including fax, print stream, encrypted file, and email, as well as in HL7 format.

Accordingly, our report distribution products support healthcare providers who are required to meet data interoperability requirements (establish “Meaningful Use”) for receiving funding offered by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (ARRA). With our products, reports from your HCIS can be reliably integrated in physicians’ electronic medical records (EMRs) via a choice of formats, including HL7 messaging.

NetDelivery with Distribution Wizard is the base communications platform for providing report distribution via the Internet from your HCIS. Optional modules with NetDelivery include:

Similarly, NetFax serves as an integrated replacement for dedicated fax appliances. Interbit Data has partnered with MyMedicalRecords to integrate secure electronic availability of records

Contact us to see how our HIPAA-compliant report distribution solutions can help you reduce costs and increase productivity.

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Testimonials

NetDelivery has many features, allowing us to do more than just faxing. It offers other delivery methods such as the NetDelivery client, which stores reports on a server at the hospital and allows people to retrieve reports through the Internet.

Dr. Jedd Hagen
Pathologist
St. Anthony Regional Hospital