Standalone Specialties

Dentists play an important role in preventing periodontal disease that can lead to inflammation and other chronic conditions. In addition to EpicCare, dental clinics use Epic’s dentistry application, Wisdom, to document oral health, plan treatments, manage preventive care, access relevant clinical information, and coordinate with the rest of the care team.

Orthopaedic centers use Epic to connect to the full care team and complete documentation tailored to specific body locations. In addition to EpicCare, they use Bones, Epic’s orthopaedics application, which includes features to support documenting common procedures (such as joint injections), collecting patient-reported outcomes, and reporting data to orthopaedics registries.

Epic’s support for urology clinics includes workflows for common urological procedures, consults, and follow-up visits. Content designed specifically for urologists makes ordering, documenting, and charging for procedures and visits more efficient.

Dialysis centers use Epic to manage the clinical care of their patients and monitor the quality and efficiency of care. Dialysis treatment teams, dialysis reporting staff, and facility administrators use EpicCare and the Beans nephrology application to efficiently manage dialysis treatment plans, create interdisciplinary plans of care, and report on quality improvement initiatives.

Cardiology centers use EpicCare and Cupid, Epic’s Cardiovascular Information System (CVIS), to support cardiology workflows, including invasive and non-invasive procedures. Flexible structured reporting standardizes cardiology reports, which can be used for robust reporting and continuity of care.

Cancer centers use EpicCare and Epic’s oncology application, Beacon, to manage patients’ oncology care. Oncology-specific support includes functionality such as standardized protocols for ordering and administering chemotherapy, radiation therapy tracking, and data submission to national cancer registries including the American Joint Committee on Cancer (AJCC).