eMAX Health EMRClaims+ (USA)

EMRClaims+ database is a proprietary database managed by eMAX Health. The database integrates EMR details with longitudinal claims for complete patient follow-up including lab results. The EMRClaims+ database is derived through contracted payer, provider, and specialty pharmacy networks in order to provide comprehensive data on healthcare service and all aspects of clinical care for >20 million patients treated across 9 states of the United States from Midwest to the Northeast since 1988. Data from Northeastern USA were added to the database in 2016, although the information contained in the Northeast component goes back to 2000. The Northeast component of the data includes de-identified, EMR based data extracts from care provided to more than 2 million residents throughout northeast US representing both inpatient and outpatient settings, as well as medical, hospital and pharmacy claims.

The database accesses administrative insurance claims and links that to an overlapping provider database of electronic medical records (EMR). An approximate 3.1 million facility encounters are added each year. The database also tracks 675,000 commercially insured lives linked with EMR through provider-aligned patient panels, managed care membership files, and a Master Patient Index via a medical record number (i.e., lifetime patient identifier). All EMR, including medication orders and administrative database elements, are available for periods as recent as 30 days from the time of extract.

EMR & Claims Data includes:
- patient demographics
- physician appointments
- clinic visit notes
- clinical laboratory results
- radiology results
- cardiology results
- neurological procedure reports
- anatomic pathology and cytopathology
- operative reports
- operating room procedures
- discharge summaries
- ambulatory care visits (outpatient and emergency department)
- hospital admissions
- inpatient pharmacy
- inpatient medications
- vital signs
- medication orders
- pharmacy and medical claims

Specialty data include, but not limited to, are found in the areas of: 
- Oncology (stage, tumor size, follow-up, etc.) 
- Pulmonology (PFT results, etc.)
- Rheumatology (BMD, T-Scores, etc.)
- Cardiology (Ejection Fraction, PCI, etc.) 
- Geriatrics (MMSE, etc.), and more.

Diagnosis, procedure, and drug data are captured from various sources: The administrative billing data include ambulatory care visits, hospital admissions, operating room procedures, and ancillary services. The full EMR data include clinical laboratory, inpatient pharmacy, and vital signs data. The longitudinal insurance claims data include pharmacy benefit and medical benefit information. Additionally, electronic provider and patient surveys may be customized upon request in order to assess attitudes and preferences.