The Operational Challenge

Manual PHI collection can delay chart abstraction, medication review, care-gap identification, outreach documentation, referrals, provider communication, and enrollment. Teams may copy information across EHRs, care-management platforms, templates, and spreadsheets—often with limited initial EHR access and inconsistent workflows.

EchoCarePlus uses the industry standard HL7 clinical document architecture (CDA) for a hands-free transfer of patient PHI, ready for analysis, review and document creation.

Your CCM program. More structured. More scalable.

EchoCarePlus helps existing value-based care teams turn a practice-exported C-CDA/CCD into a structured, reviewable starting point for care-gap identification, outreach, and care-plan creation—reducing repetitive chart retrieval while preserving clinical review, source context, authorship, and auditability.

  • Reduce repetitive chart retrieval and manual data copying.

  • Standardize workflows across practices and EHR environments.

  • Support onboarding when broad EHR access is not immediately available.

  • Give care teams a structured starting point for outreach and follow-up.

  • Improve continuity between monthly outreach, provider feedback, and care-plan evaluation.

  • Preserve clinical review, source context, authorship, and audit history.

  • Add operational capacity without assuming that every task must be handled manually.

CCD Export

Start with a practice-exported patient CCD/C-CDA that preserves available source context across demographics, medications, problems, allergies, labs, procedures, care plans, care-team members, and more.

Exporting patient PHI from practice EHR

CCD Import

Import the document into EchoCarePlus for organized review.

  1. Medication Analysis

  2. Care Gap Analysis

  3. Clinical Summary

  4. Patient Outreach

  5. Document Creation

Importing patient PHI for analysis

Medication Analysis

Review medication history, duplicate therapeutic classes, potential adverse drug events, counseling points, GDMT ranking, and adherence considerations.

Medication analysis