Epic integrates Doximity Dialer to improve patient communication

Epic and Doximity, a social network for U.S. physicians and advanced practice clinicians, joined forces to improve patient-provider communication.

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The latest version of Epic’s clinician-facing mobile app, called Haiku, integrates Doximity Dialer, which enables physicians to call patients from their mobile phone while displaying their office, clinical or hospital phone number on caller ID.

“Our goal is to connect physicians to make them more productive and successful,” said Jeff Tangney, founder and CEO of Doximity. “By working with an industry leader in electronic health records, we can help them save time while improving patient care.”

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