A nurse spends three hours of a 12-hour shift simply browsing through various computer systems. A doctor misses an important drug interaction because the patient’s entire medication history is not visible. A billing team member manually copies data between systems, introducing errors that delay insurance payments.
These are not purely theoretical issues. They are daily realities in healthcare. Healthcare firms, on the other hand, are finding solutions through the Healthcare Data Aggregation Platform, which consolidates all of their data into one area. Here’s what works and why it matters for patients and providers.Patient records live in one system
Lab results are in another
Billing information sits in the third
Pharmacy data exists somewhere else entirely