The future of medical-dental integration is here
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The University of the Pacific's dental school is partnering with PDS Health Technologies to implement Epic's electronic health record system, enhancing medical-dental integration and patient care. This collaboration will be the first of its kind in a US dental school, allowing for more efficient and coordinated care.
The University of the Pacific's Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry is set to become the first US dental school to implement PDS Health's dental-optimized Epic electronic health record system. The partnership with PDS Health Technologies will integrate medical, dental, and ambulatory surgery center settings. PDS Health will also provide revenue cycle management services to support the university's clinical and operational performance. The implementation aims to enhance patient care and education by facilitating collaboration among healthcare providers. The Epic system will allow for better coordination and transparency, benefiting patients, clinicians, and payers. This move is part of a broader effort to advance medical-dental integration, with potential applications in other dental schools and health systems.
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