Integrations

Integration Capabilities with Leading EHR's

Our solutions and proven integration process ensures success with all EHR systems, large or small. Here are a few of our partners:

All protected health information (PHI) is encrypted in both storage and transfer between your EMR/EHR system and WoundZoom CONNECT, eliminating the need for double documentation
Patient information is encrypted on the smart device and removed from the device after being sent to the CONNECT web platform
Data access is only to pre-authorized locations, roles, users, and thus devices

A smartphone screen displaying a patient list in an application, including names, dates of birth, and medical record numbers, with a button labeled 'New Patient' highlighted in yellow at the bottom. The right side features the text 'Easy Integration into your EHR.'

A mobile phone screen displaying a medical application for analyzing patient's wounds, showing a list of wound entries with images labeled 'Foot - Posterior - Pressure Injury' and 'Heel - Posterior - Diabetic', along with an option to 'Add New Wound'.

A smartphone screen displaying a healthcare app for creating a new wound record. It includes a diagram of a human figure, options for body area and wound details such as name, side, age, event, classification, and primary etiology. The text 'Fast Patient Intake' is prominently featured on the right side of the screen.

A smartphone displays a close-up image of a pressure injury on a foot, outlined with blue measurement points. Below the image, there are details about the wound's length, width, depth, undermining, tunneling, and volume. The heading on the side reads 'Precise Wound Measurements.'

A smartphone displaying a wound assessment interface, featuring fields for tissue classification, epithelization status, infection presence, structure exposure, temperature, and culture taken, with a header stating 'Wound Assessment at Your Fingertips.'

Mobile phone screen displaying a wound documentation app, featuring sections for friction and shear, pain presence, pain scale from 0 to 10, pain character options, pain duration, and pain management options such as medication and rest.