

Connect OpenEMR to Gmail and create healthcare automations
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Connect OpenEMR and Gmail to automate crucial parts of your healthcare organization
Common automation use cases
Automated Appointment Confirmation and Reminders:
When an appointment is scheduled or modified in Open EMR, Gmail automatically sends a confirmation email to the patient, along with reminders as the appointment date approaches. This ensures patients are informed and reduces no-show rates, enhancing operational efficiency and patient satisfaction.
Patient Lab Results Notification:
Once lab results are uploaded to Open EMR, Gmail generates an automated alert to notify the patient that their results are ready for review. This communication can include instructions on how to access the results or schedule a follow-up appointment, improving patient engagement and timely access to important health information.
Prescription Refill Requests:
When a prescription is nearing its renewal date in Open EMR, Gmail automatically sends an email reminder to the patient. This email can include a link or instructions on how to request a refill, ensuring continuity of care and reducing the administrative burden on healthcare staff.

- Get patient insurances
- Create patient
- Create patient insurance
- Get practitioners
- Get appointments
- Get patient insurance
- Create appointment
- Get patient
- Get facilities
- Get patients
- Get appointment

- Send email
- Get email
- Get emails
- New email received matching criteria
- Get "Send as" email addresses
- Get labels
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