EHR and technology data to filter hospitals, practices and HCPs by the systems they run

Technographics are records of the technology an organization uses. In healthcare that means which EHR, revenue cycle, PACS and other systems a hospital, clinic, medical group or clinician runs. Dmand AI records the EHR at hospitals, sites of care, medical groups and clinicians, plus the other systems installed at each hospital, and every one of them works as a search filter.

Open the hospital in Dmand AI. Its Technology tab shows the inpatient and ambulatory EHR and the other systems installed, by category, with vendor and product. Free hospital profile pages show the categories; the vendor and product are in the app with a free account.

Yes. Filter hospitals by inpatient EHR vendor in Dmand AI, add state, bed size or health system, and save or export the list with the hospital’s leaders. Our guide to hospitals using Epic covers how to work that list.

Epic, Oracle Cerner and MEDITECH run the inpatient EHR at most US hospitals, followed by TruBridge. The EHR market share insight shows each vendor’s share by state and bed size.

Yes. Filter HCPs by the EHR at their practice or at their hospital, by vendor or product, then add specialty and location to get a list of the clinicians who already use the system you sell into.

Each EHR comes from a record tied to that clinician or site: their own CMS reporting on certified health IT, the hospital or medical group they practice at, the site’s own records, HRSA health center data or their parent organization.

An inpatient EHR runs a hospital’s admitted patients, wards and operating rooms; an ambulatory EHR runs clinics and practices. Many health systems use one vendor for both, while independent practices often run a different ambulatory system. Dmand AI shows both for hospitals, and a practice EHR and a hospital EHR for each clinician.

Revenue cycle, health information management, supply chain, financials, human resources, radiology and cardiology PACS, lab, pharmacy, emergency department systems, nursing, CRM, population health, business intelligence, and IT infrastructure and security, each with vendor and product. Each category is a filter.

Yes. Medical groups and sites of care, from small practices to surgery centers, show the EHR they run with vendor and product, and you can filter groups and sites by it.

Yes. Filter hospitals by EHR, open their executives and pick IT, informatics or revenue cycle leaders, then save them as a list and get their contact details when you need them. The healthcare executive data page covers the leaders.

Free hospital pages show which technology categories a hospital has. The vendor and product are part of Dmand AI’s data and show in the app with a free account.

Clinician, site and group EHR records refresh with Dmand AI’s monthly update, and hospital installs update as new install data arrives. Each record shows the date it was last updated.