Imagine if...      
You could access your patients’ information...
Their recent labs, medications, and test results...
Wherever and whenever you need it...

Who We Are
e-Health Network of Long Island is a Regional Health Information Organization (RHIO). A RHIO is a not-for-profit organization made up of health providers in a region. By using technology to store, protect, and see patient health information, the goals are to:

• Provide better healthcare
• Improve the safety of healthcare
• Protect the privacy of patients
• Lower costs

E-Health Network of Long Island is Putting Possibility into Practice
E-health Network of Long Island is made up of healthcare providers who use the network for clinical data exchange. The purpose is to enhance access and communication among providers in eastern Nassau and Suffolk County communites. Physicians in the network will be able to access the following services and information:

• Patient demographic information
• Emergency data, such as medication lists, allergy information, and problems lists
• Discharge summary
• Progress notes distribution
• Person-to-person clinical secure messaging
• Electronic referral
• Document sharing (unstructured)
• In patient and out patient laboratory results
• Radiology results
• Advance directives
• Sensitive information, such as HIV/AIDS, mental health, genetic diseases or tests, and alcohol and substance abuse

Even Small Facilities and Those Without Electronic Medical Records (EMRs) Can Join.

• All you need is a computer, Internet access, and a commitment to patient privacy. Click here for more infomation.

Readily Access the Information You Need to Make Decisions Without Guesswork

• Access patients’ health information whether you are on rounds at the hospital or in your office, including problems lists, allergies, and medications.

• Access radiology/lab results, abnormal results, hospital discharge summaries, progress notes, and other clinical documents on patients in your care soon after they are generated.

Keeping Data Safe is a Key Priority of e-Health Network of Long Island

• Data security is maintained whether it is in transit or stored.
  To ensure a high level of privacy and security for our patients and providers, e-Health Network of Long Island has established policies and procedures to provide guidance and instruction when using the e-Health network. To find out more information please contact us at: (631) 638-4000.

Streamline Administrative Tasks

• Incorporate electronic data into patient records without complex manual processes.

• Eliminate the burden of distributing and tracking down paper-based reports.

• Automatically route orders to labs and other service providers.

• Spend less time tracking down information and more time with patients.

• Easily access and send patient health information and your own orders to specialists or referring physicians.

• Avoid duplicate testing and rescheduling of appointments due to unavailability of test results.

Improve Collaboration and Continuity of Care With Ease

• Utilize clinical secure messaging and online referrals, making it easier to communicate with colleagues on patient treatment.

• Access flagged or abnormal test results as soon as they are available.

Utilize a Flexible System—Built on Physician Feedback—That Works for You

• Exchange information stored in traditional document formats such as MS Office, PDF, images files such as JPEG and GIF files as long as your computer system has applications and file viewers to support these formats. Click here for more information.

• Level III users: The system is integrated with the existing EMR system. As a result, many updates that are entered into that EMR system can automatically be uploaded onto the network and made available for sharing with authorized providers.

Choose one of three levels of participation that is right for your practice, space, hardware and staff needs then easily build from there as needed.

Experience the Future of Healthcare Delivery

• Access telehealth reporting to improve patient care and provide service to underserved populations.

• Participate in community efforts to improve quality of care and bring greater efficiency to the delivery of healthcare in our region.

Be part of a nationwide effort to remove barriers in providing the highest quality of healthcare.

Membership in the network may lead to better healthcare outcomes, greater efficiency, increased patient satisfaction, and lower costs. It can eliminate needless errors caused by inadequate information. It frees up doctors to do what they do best: treat patients.