CHICAGO, IL – We are excited to announce that heartbase™ is officially certified by the ACC-NCDR for Version 3.0 of the IMPACT Database.
From the ACC-NCDR website:
“The IMPACT Registry is the ACC’s premier NCDR registry for pediatric and adult congenital heart disease (CHD) programs. Designed for Interventional Cardiology, Electrophysiology (EP) and Cardiac Implantable Electronic Device (CIED) procedures, the registry provides comprehensive, real-time data to help care teams track outcomes, benchmark performance, and optimize patient care across the lifespan.”
Participation offers:
- Integration & Interoperability with other heartbase hbCOR registry events.
- Interoperability options from other hospital systems, such as Epic Clarity, to allow for the pre-population of discrete fields.
- A comprehensively streamlined & customizable electronic DCF, improving upon the flow and functionality of the ACC Online Tool, with options such as role-based access.
- Simplified reporting with the hbQuery Tool, with measure reporting and other standard reports to follow.
- Integration with the hbRecon Module to ensure procedures and conditions are correctly coded and billed, maximizing reimbursement.
Please contact support@heartbase.net to schedule your update.
About heartbase, Inc.
Heartbase™ is a privately-held company founded in 1992 and designed to be intuitive & centered on the needs of the clinician. Since our inception, we have known that the most effective way to develop a robust and reflexive software platform is through collegial partnerships with our clinical & financial users. Working directly with our customers – listening to their concerns and honoring their suggestions for improvement – allows us to build a tool that is fast, efficient, and tailored specifically to the individual needs of each healthcare institution.
Our primary major business lines are the following: hbCOR, Data Capture & Reporting; hbAnalytics, Realtime Clinical & Financial Dashboards; hbRecon, Coding Reconciliation & Revenue Generation; & hbNote, Data First Structured Reporting.