For specialty clinics
Referred patients bring scans, procedure reports and labs from systems you can’t see into. Triangle requests those outside records, reads them, and gives your team one current history before the first visit.
HIPAA compliant. Each patient signs their own release. Clinical decisions stay with your team.
Problems, allergies and procedures · medications with pharmacy fills · labs as trends · visit notes
How it works
The patient consents and Triangle does the requesting and the reading. Your team reads the result.
Your clinicians create accounts at app.trianglehealth.com/practitioner. For a program across the clinic, we set it up with you.
At referral, your team invites the patient, or the family member who helps them, to create a Triangle profile. Your clinicians join the patient’s care team.
The patient verifies their identity and signs one release, and a clinician signs the records request with them. The patient decides who can see their profile.
Through Carequality and TEFCA, the national networks that connect many hospitals and clinics. The patient can upload anything else: reports, discs, faxes, photos of paper records.
A readable summary, prior imaging and procedure reports in order, medications and labs, and what may still be missing, flagged up front.
As new records arrive the history updates, so follow-ups and second visits start from the same place.
A pilot you can measure
Run it on a set of referrals and compare against how they arrive today.
From the referral to a summary your team can read before the visit.
Documents and sources pulled in for each patient, and what is still missing.
Prior scans and procedures found on file before a repeat study is ordered.
What each side gets
For your team
For your patients
Questions
Records come through Carequality and TEFCA, the national networks that connect many US hospitals and clinics. Not every provider is reachable through them, so the patient can upload the rest, and Triangle shows what may still be missing.
It depends on the source. The history fills in as records arrive and updates when new ones come in, so the summary always says what it does and doesn’t cover.
The patient verifies their identity and signs one release; a clinician signs the request with them. The patient decides who is on their care team, and can remove anyone at any time.
No. Triangle gathers and reads records and helps your team prepare. It does not diagnose, treat or prescribe; clinical decisions stay with you.
A patient’s own Triangle account starts with a 7-day free trial, then $9 a month. For a clinic program or a pilot, talk to us.
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