GLACEEMR | NEPHROLOGY EHR
The Nephrology EHR Built Around How Your Practice Works
GlaceEMR is ONC-certified and has run in private nephrology practices for years, with 25+ years of company history behind it. The nephrology configuration is wired in before training starts, so the chart your team opens on day one already knows the slope, the modalities, and the workflows your day actually runs on across the office, the dialysis unit, and the hospital floor.
- Nephrology 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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WHAT WE HEAR FROM NEPHROLOGY PRACTICES
You Manage a Curve, but the Chart Shows a Table
The trajectory is buried in a table
CKD is staged on the slope, but the chart hands you a column of numbers. The transplant-referral conversation starts late because nobody graphs the eGFR until it is already in the 20s.
Dialysis billing has its own grammar
MCP capitation is stratified by age, modality, and visit count. A general billing team writes off the difference between a four-visit and a one-visit MCP because nobody flagged the gap, and the loss compounds across the census.
Three buildings, three records
The office, the dialysis unit, and the hospital each keep their own record, and the constant drip of inpatient discharges arrives by fax. The potassium from Tuesday’s run is not in front of you when the patient shows up Thursday.
Stage coding never reflects the panel
N18.9 unspecified versus N18.4 stage-4 sets both the reimbursement and the HCC contribution. On most platforms the problem list still says CKD unspecified five years into a relationship with a creatinine north of 3.0.
HOW GLACEEMR HELPS
An EHR Designed Around CKD Trajectory and Dialysis
GlaceEMR is ONC-certified and has run in private nephrology practices for years, with 25+ years of company history behind it. The nephrology configuration is wired in before training starts, so the chart your team opens on day one already knows the slope, the modalities, and the workflows your day actually runs on across the office, the dialysis unit, and the hospital floor.
eGFR slope and automatic CKD staging
The chart graphs the eGFR slope and stages CKD automatically from the trend, not from the last value. The patient whose line is bending toward access planning surfaces a year before the eGFR hits the 20s, so the transplant-referral conversation starts on time.
Dialysis encounter templates for HD and PD
In-center hemodialysis and home-dialysis encounter templates capture the monthly comprehensive visit, the interim visits, and the data the MCP claim depends on. The visit count that drives the capitation tier is a structured field, not a number your biller reconstructs at month-end.
One chart across the office, the unit, and the hospital
The same chart follows your patients from the office to the dialysis unit to the hospital floor, and ADT, discharge summaries, and inpatient results from 15+ hospitals land in it. The covering colleague who picks up a patient at midnight sees the whole record without calling anyone.
CCM, RPM, and PCM for the renal panel
Care management for the chronic renal panel runs inside the chart, not with a separate vendor. Time accrues against the care plan as staff documents and rolls up monthly, and RPM readings from your device vendor display inside GlaceEMR.
Recall lists and the CKD registry
Monthly lab-due recalls and a care-gap and population registry view let you work the whole CKD panel by stage. GlacePhoneSmart reminder calls go out ahead of lab draws and clinic visits, so the panel gets worked between appointments.
e-Prescribing with EPCS and interaction checks
Prescriptions, including controlled substances, go out through e-prescribing with EPCS and drug-interaction checks at the point of prescribing, from the same chart that holds the eGFR trend and the current medication list.
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QUESTIONS WE HEAR
Nephrology EHR FAQ
Does GlaceEMR handle the MCP 90951-90970 series natively?
Yes. The dialysis encounter templates capture the monthly comprehensive visit and the interim visits, and the face-to-face visit count is a structured field rather than a number your biller reconstructs at month-end. Your billing team then bills the 90951 through 90970 series at the tier your documented visit count supports for the patient’s age and modality, so the difference between a four-visit and a one-visit MCP gets captured instead of written off.
How does GlaceEMR handle CKD staging and the eGFR slope?
The chart graphs the eGFR over time and stages CKD automatically from the slope, not from the most recent value. The patient whose line is bending toward access planning surfaces a year before the eGFR is in the 20s, so the transplant-referral and access-planning conversations start on time instead of late. Because the staging is structured, it also drives the diagnosis specificity: the problem list moves from CKD unspecified to the stage that matches the trajectory, which is the difference between an N18.9 claim and an N18.4 claim and the difference in the HCC contribution.
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 clinic or your dialysis rounds.
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