Intellicentrics

Intellicentrics is NOT an EMR/EHR vendor. The company is a leading healthcare compliance and credentialing solutions provider that specializes in vendor credentialing, workforce identity management, and compliance screening services for healthcare facilities and their contracted vendors. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Brentwood, Tennessee, Intellicentrics serves over 6,000 healthcare facilities across the United States.

The company's primary product is their vendor credentialing platform, which manages and verifies the credentials of vendors, contractors, and other non-employee workers who access healthcare facilities. This includes background checks, immunization verification, drug screening, license verification, and education verification. Their EnrollHub platform provides a centralized system for managing vendor access across multiple healthcare facilities, reducing administrative burden and ensuring compliance with facility requirements.

Intellicentrics targets hospitals, health systems, ambulatory surgery centers, and other healthcare facilities that need to manage vendor access and compliance. The platform is cloud-based and accessible via web browsers, with mobile capabilities for vendors to manage their credentials on-the-go. Key differentiators include their extensive network of healthcare facilities, automated compliance tracking, and real-time credential verification.

The company also offers workforce screening services for healthcare organizations hiring clinical and non-clinical staff, including identity verification, employment verification, criminal background checks, and professional license verification. While Intellicentrics may integrate with healthcare facility management systems to streamline vendor access control, it does not provide electronic medical records functionality, clinical documentation, practice management, or any of the core capabilities associated with EMR/EHR systems.

Intellicentrics competes with other credentialing and compliance vendors like Reptrax (owned by Symplr) and VendorMate, not with EMR vendors like Epic, Cerner, or athenahealth. Healthcare facilities use Intellicentrics alongside their EMR systems as part of their broader healthcare IT ecosystem, but the two serve entirely different purposes within healthcare operations.