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Showing 5 entries starting with "O" of type "SoftwareApplication"
Orion Health is a New Zealand-based health technology company founded in 1993 that has evolved from an integration engine provider into a comprehensive health data platform vendor. While the company offers ambulatory EHR capabilities, its primary market focus and differentiation lies in population health management, health information exchange (HIE), and interoperability solutions rather than traditional practice-level EHR systems. The company's core technology platform is built around data int
Office Ally is a cloud-based healthcare technology platform that provides electronic health records (EHR), practice management, and revenue cycle management solutions primarily for small to medium-sized ambulatory practices. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Vancouver, Washington, Office Ally has built its market position around affordability and accessibility, offering its Practice Mate practice management system free of charge while charging for its EHR 27 platform starting at $35 per provi
Olive is a Prior Authorization & Utilization Management AI tool.
Open Dental Software is an open-source dental practice management and EHR system founded in 2003 that serves general dental practices, orthodontic offices, oral surgery centers, and specialty dental clinics. The software distinguishes itself in the dental software market through its open-source architecture, allowing practices complete access to source code and database structures, enabling unlimited customization without vendor lock-in. This approach appeals to technically sophisticated practic
Oracle Health, formerly Cerner Corporation until Oracle's $28.3 billion acquisition completed in June 2022, is one of the largest and most established electronic health record vendors in the United States, serving over 1,000 healthcare facilities worldwide. The platform powers clinical, administrative, and financial operations for major health systems, government facilities including the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs, and large hospital networks managing millions of patient records.