GLACEEMR | CARDIOLOGY EHR
The Cardiology EHR Built Around How Your Practice Works
GlaceEMR is ONC-certified and has carried private cardiology practices for years, with 25+ years of company history behind it. The cardiology configuration is wired in before training starts, so the chart your team opens on day one already knows the conditions, the codes, and the device-and-imaging workflows your day runs on.
- Cardiology templates and workflows configured before training starts
- GlaceScribe ambient notes and GlaceIQ suggestions you review and approve
- ONC-certified, with $0 implementation and data migration included
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Specialties supported
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Certified EHR
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WHAT WE HEAR FROM CARDIOLOGY PRACTICES
The Chart Buckles Under an Imaging-and-Device Panel
Device data in four portals
Pacemaker, ICD, CRT, and loop recorder downloads sit in four vendor portals. Staff prints PDFs and re-keys results, the 93294 and 93296 claim drops late, and the next interrogation date depends on a spreadsheet.
Interpretation revenue leaks
Echo, stress, nuclear, and cardiac CT each carry a technical and professional component, and the -26, -TC, and -59 rules shift by site and payer. When the note does not match the claim, the interpretation revenue gets written off.
GDMT titration in your head
The four-pillar HFrEF regimen needs dose history, target dose, renal constraint, and the potassium floor on one screen. Scattered across the med list and two flowsheets, the patient sits at a starter dose for eighteen months.
Payers fight harder
Multi-procedure reductions, modifier rules, and prior-auth pressure on stress imaging, cardiac CT, and CIED implants drive denial rates other specialties never see. A general billing team gives up at ninety days.
HOW GLACEEMR HELPS
A Chart Built for Imaging, Devices, and Titration
GlaceEMR is ONC-certified and has carried private cardiology practices for years, with 25+ years of company history behind it. The cardiology configuration is wired in before training starts, so the chart your team opens on day one already knows the conditions, the codes, and the device-and-imaging workflows your day runs on. Everything below ships in the platform today.
Structured echo and stress interpretation
Echo and stress templates capture EF, chamber sizes, valve gradients, and wall-motion scores as discrete data, not free text lost in a scanned PDF. The 93306, 93350, and 93351 line generates from the record you sign, the EF drops onto the trend chart, and the prior study is one click away.
Device follow-up engine for CIED
Pacemaker, ICD, and CRT schedules run as a managed program. Remote interrogations from the four major CIED vendor platforms land as structured fields, the 93294 and 93296 line generates on time, and the patient overdue for a check surfaces on the device-clinic recall list instead of slipping past for another quarter.
GDMT order sets and dose tracking
The four-pillar HFrEF regimen and post-ACS prevention ship as order sets with dose history, target dose, last titration date, renal constraint, and the BP and potassium floor visible per medication. The gap between current dose and target surfaces on the encounter screen.
Integrated PACS and DICOM viewer
PACS and a DICOM viewer are built into the chart at no additional cost. Echo loops, cath cine, nuclear MPI, cardiac CT, and cardiac MRI read inside the same record, on the same screen, without a separate workstation login. Side-by-side comparison with the prior study is one click.
Anticoagulation and trend charts
Warfarin patients run on a structured INR log with target range and time-in-therapeutic-range; DOAC patients carry renal-dose flags before refills. CHA2DS2-VASc and HAS-BLED calculate from the chart, and EF, BNP, LDL, and weight plot on longitudinal trend charts the visit reads at a glance.
Cath, EP, and procedure templates
Structured templates for diagnostic cath, PCI, EP study, ablation, cardioversion, and TEE drive the documentation downstream coding needs: access site, vessels treated, contrast volume, fluoroscopy time, and complications. The procedure note finishes when the case finishes and drops a clean charge.
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“Technologically advanced… in-depth analytics… great resource for solo practices.”
Kamlesh Sanghvi, MD, Ohio
QUESTIONS WE HEAR
Cardiology EHR FAQ
Does GlaceEMR handle CIED remote monitoring and device follow-up natively?
Yes. Pacemaker, ICD, and CRT interrogations from the four major CIED vendor platforms land in the chart as structured fields, not as PDFs your staff prints and re-keys. The device follow-up engine tracks the interrogation schedule per patient, surfaces the patient overdue for a remote or an in-office check on a managed worklist, and generates the 93294 and 93296 claim line from the same record you sign.
Is GlaceScribe HIPAA-compliant, and where does the AI run?
Yes, fully HIPAA-compliant. GlaceScribe runs on HIPAA-compliant AI infrastructure from Amazon, Google, Anthropic, Deepgram, ElevenLabs, and other enterprise AI providers, all under business associate agreements. The multi-vendor architecture preserves operational redundancy, so a single upstream incident does not stop your visits.
How long is implementation, and what does training look like?
You go live on the EMR in under a week. Your RCM transition runs 4 to 8 weeks alongside payer enrollment. We handle your data migration in 2 to 5 business days, so your staff does not have to clean charts or rebuild device-interrogation history.
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