Bridge puts your product beside the patient chart, in the clinician's browser. It doesn't store patient data or send it through Arrowhealth's servers.
Bridge holds the open chart in the browser while the clinician is viewing it, and drops it when they move on. It keeps no copy, and our servers have no patient data store.
Bridge hands the chart to your app inside the browser. When your app sends something, it goes straight to your systems, not through Arrowhealth.
Bridge works through the clinician's own EHR sign-in and sees only what they can see. It has no service account and can't pull other patients' records.
Data exchange between the clinic and your app happens locally, inside the clinician's browser session, the same place the EHR already runs.
BridgeRecognizes the patient and makes context available locally.Sign the clinician in and load your app. No patient data passes through them.
Your app communicates directly with your systems when needed.
Bridge recognizes the patient and relevant information within the clinician's existing EHR session.
Information is shared locally within the browser. It doesn't need to pass through Arrowhealth's servers.
When information needs to be submitted or saved, your app communicates directly with your own systems, not through Arrowhealth.
It's built into how the whole company works, from who we hire to how every change ships.
Only vetted people can reach our systems.
Every change is reviewed before it ships. Every update to the extension is reviewed by Google too.
We monitor, test and rehearse.
Bridge makes context available. Your app determines how to use it.
We share the full Bridge security overview, our SOC 2 report and a BAA under NDA.
