PlushCare launches EHR for telehealth providers

PlushCare, a direct-to-consumer online urgent care provider, rolled out a new EHR to its 50 affiliated telehealth physicians.

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The new cloud-based EHR, called Lemur, consolidates and stores medical data from various information sources.

Lemur also enables physicians to diagnose and prescribe from within the platform. It requires fewer “clicks” than other EHRs to complete tasks like filling prescriptions, ordering labs and writing notes, according to PlushCare.

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