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Physician Practice
| Practice Name | Landmark Health |
|---|---|
| Website | landmarkhealth.org |
| Number of Physicians (MD/DO) | 3 |
| Number of Locations | 7 |
Landmark Health, now part of Optum, provides physician-led, in-home medical care to individuals with multiple chronic conditions. [1] Their multidisciplinary teams deliver comprehensive healthcare services directly to patients' homes, aiming to improve health outcomes, enhance quality of life, and reduce hospitalizations and emergency room visits. [1] The care includes medical, behavioral, social, and palliative care, delivered through in-person house calls and telemedicine visits. [3, 5]
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Primary Electronic Health Record System
Based on the available information, Landmark Health (landmarkhealth.org) utilizes a custom-built mobile EMR system known as Ubiquity. This system is described as a comprehensive care platform used by their care teams. However, searches for a specific patient portal vendor, branding, or name used by Landmark Health (landmarkhealth.org) in connection with their Ubiquity EMR have not yielded a clear result. While some search results mention patient portals, they refer to other healthcare organizations with similar names, such as "Landmark Health Systems" which has an unbranded "Patient Portal", "Landmark Medical Center" which uses MyChart, and "Landmark Family Healthcare" which uses Healow. Information regarding Landmark Health's Ubiquity system focuses on its use by providers and its capabilities as a comprehensive care platform. There is no explicit mention in the search results of a dedicated, branded patient portal for patients of Landmark Health (landmarkhealth.org) that is linked to or is a module of their Ubiquity EMR. It is possible that Landmark Health's patient engagement and access to information are managed through other means, or their patient portal is an unbranded component of their proprietary Ubiquity system, and therefore not publicly identified with a specific vendor or brand name.