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EMR / EHR Tech-Stack Detector

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EMR / EHR Tech-Stack Detector

EMR / EHR Tech-Stack Detector

Detects the EMR/EHR or RIS a medical practice runs by scanning its own website: patient-portal links, login pages, booking flows. Feed it practice URLs, get back the incumbent system, confidence and evidence per practice. Covers 30+ ambulatory EMR and radiology RIS vendors.

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from $500.00 / 1,000 results

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Joep van Acht

Joep van Acht

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Detects which EMR/EHR or RIS/PACS a medical practice runs by crawling the practice's own website — patient-portal links, login pages, booking flows — and matching vendor-hosted domains and HTML fingerprints.

Covers the major ambulatory EMRs (athenahealth, Epic/MyChart, eClinicalWorks, NextGen, ModMed, Greenway, Veradigm/Allscripts, Practice Fusion, AdvancedMD, Kareo/Tebra, DrChrono, Elation, CareCloud, Cerner, MEDITECH...) plus radiology RIS/PACS vendors (eRAD, RamSoft, MedInformatix, Intelerad, AbbaDox, Fujifilm Synapse, Novarad, Exa and more).

Input

  • websites — list of practice domains/URLs, or
  • items — list of {company, website} objects (company name carried to output)
  • maxSubpages — portal-likely subpages crawled per site (default 5)
  • concurrency — parallel sites (default 10)
  • proxyConfiguration — optional Apify Proxy

Output (dataset, one row per site)

company · website · final_url · top_emr · version · portal_host · all_detections · confidence (high/medium) · evidence · categories · account_type · pages_crawled · status

high = vendor-hosted portal domain found (structural detection). medium = vendor references in on-site text.

Detection approach

Structural-first: the patient-portal link domain is the strongest tell, so every anchor/script/iframe/form host is resolved and matched against the fingerprint set — body-text mentions only ever reach medium confidence. One bad site never kills the run; every row gets a status.