Every gap becomes a callback
A gap found after the visit means outreach, scheduling and another chance to lose the patient.
Close care gaps while the patient is still in the room
You know which patients have an open gap or qualify for a program. Bridge runs your criteria against the open chart and surfaces the next step beside it, across the EHRs in your network.
- One rollout across the EHRs in your network
- Silent on patients your rules don't match
- Chrome or Edge, one install per workstation
Today, your gap report arrives after the patient has gone home
The list is right. It reaches the physician weeks after the visit, when closing a gap takes a phone call, a new appointment and a patient who may not come back.
A dozen EHRs in the network
Each practice runs its own system, so anything built for one has to be built again for the next.
Portals nobody opens
Guidance in a separate system depends on the physician remembering to look.
What changes for your network
Gaps surface at the visit
Your criteria run against the open chart, so an open care gap or an eligible program shows up while the physician can still act on it, not in next quarter's report.
One program, every EHR
Write your rules and your copy once. Physicians see the same guidance whichever supported EHR their practice runs, with no interface to build at each one.
Your guidance, in your words
Your name, your program and your next step. Physicians act in a panel beside the chart, not in a portal they have to remember to open.
Rolling it out across the network
The same program, the same words, in every supported EHR.
Write the rules once
Your criteria and your copy, defined once for the whole network. We build and run the panel.
Each practice installs the extension
Chrome or Edge, one install per workstation, or by browser policy where IT manages browsers. Nothing to build per EHR.
Update it centrally
When a program changes, the change reaches every practice at once. When an EHR changes, we update Bridge.
Across the EHRs in your network
Bridge already runs where physicians work.
- EHRs
- 38+
- active workstation installs
- 12,000+
- patient charts daily
- 80,000+
As of September 2026.
Running today in
- athenahealth
- eClinicalWorks
- NextGen Healthcare
- ModMed
- WebPT
- Prompt EMR
- OncoEMR
- iKnowMed
- PointClickCare
- MatrixCare
- Netsmart
- MEDITECH
- Elation Health
- Tebra
- AdvancedMD
- Raintree Systems
- See all 38
All product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Their use here indicates the systems Bridge runs in and does not imply endorsement or affiliation.
Questions care organizations ask first
- Which EHRs can it reach?
- Any browser-based EHR. 38 are mapped today, listed here, and mapping a new one is our work, not yours.
- What data do the rules run on?
- What the open chart shows, such as demographics, insurance, the problem list, the provider and the encounter. The rules run in the physician's browser, so nothing has to be transmitted to evaluate a patient. If your program depends on data the chart doesn't hold, talk to us about how it can take part.
- What does the physician see?
- A button beside the chart that lights up on patients your rules match, and nothing on the rest. Opening it shows your guidance and the next step, in your words.
- How do we change a program?
- Centrally. Update the rules or the copy and every practice sees the change. Nobody reinstalls anything.
- Does patient data go through Arrowhealth?
- Bridge doesn't send it to us. It reads the chart in the physician's browser and hands it to the program's panel, which sends what it needs to your own backend. Our servers handle sign-in, configuration and health checks. The security page has the detail.
See your criteria surface on a patient with an open gap
Twenty minutes, and your rules running against a chart. Shortly after, we'll set you up with a working demo you can install and use yourself.