

Connect OpenEMR to Quickbooks and create healthcare automations
Keragon enables you to connect with the most popular software used in healthcare, in a HIPAA-compliant way and with no code required. Make your sensitive patient data interoperable and create healthcare automations to increase revenue & save time.
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Connect OpenEMR and Quickbooks to automate crucial parts of your healthcare organization
Common automation use cases
Automated Invoice Generation for Medical Services:
When patient encounters are completed in OpenEMR, QuickBooks automatically generates invoices based on the services rendered and patient insurance details. This automation ensures accurate billing, reduces administrative workload, and improves cash flow by speeding up the invoicing process.
Streamlined Payment Reconciliation:
When payments are recorded in QuickBooks, they are automatically reconciled with patient accounts in OpenEMR. This process ensures that patient balances are up-to-date, minimizes errors, and enhances financial reporting accuracy, enabling better financial management of healthcare operations.
Automated Financial Reporting and Analysis:
Financial data from OpenEMR, such as patient charges and payments, is seamlessly integrated into QuickBooks to generate comprehensive financial reports. This automation provides healthcare administrators with insights into revenue trends, outstanding balances, and overall financial performance, facilitating informed decision-making and strategic planning.

- 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

- Get customer
- Update customer
- Create customer
- Get customers
- Get invoice
- Get invoices
- Get items
Real customers. Real value.
From solo practices, large multi-location clinics and all the way up to NASDAQ-listed digital health companies.