UnitedHealthcare Community Plan

Based on the search results, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan primarily directs members to use myUHC.com and the UnitedHealthcare app for their patient portal needs. Regarding the underlying EHR system, the information is not as direct. While myUHC.com serves as the member portal, it appears to be a separate platform for accessing benefits, finding providers, and managing claims, rather than a full-fledged patient portal integrated with a specific EHR used by all providers in their network. Several search results indicate that UnitedHealth Group (the parent company of UnitedHealthcare) has been developing or utilizing its own technology and platforms, including mentioning a "portable EHR" being developed on their Rally platform and the Epic Payer Platform for providers who use Epic. This suggests a more complex ecosystem rather than a single EHR vendor used across the board for all providers in the UnitedHealthcare Community Plan network. Provider manuals for specific states (Maryland and Tennessee) mention the importance of Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and the need for providers to cooperate with UnitedHealthcare Community Plan's requests for clinical information, but they do not specify a particular mandated EHR system. One result mentions providers communicating with an External Medical Review (EMR) entity primarily via the EMR entity's portal, but this is related to the review process, not necessarily the patient's primary EHR. Another search result indicates that providers can integrate with UnitedHealthcare's digital tools, such as PreCheck MyScript, directly with an EMR, implying that providers in the network may be using various EMR systems. In summary: * **Patient Portal Vendor/Branding/Name:** The primary patient portal branding for UnitedHealthcare Community Plan members is myUHC.com and the UnitedHealthcare app. * **EHR Vendor:** The search results do not indicate that UnitedHealthcare Community Plan mandates a single specific EHR vendor for all participating providers. It appears that providers within their network may use various EHR systems, and UnitedHealth Group is also developing its own health technology solutions and platforms that interact with different EHRs.The initial searches successfully identified the patient portal branding used by UnitedHealthcare Community Plan as myUHC.com and the UnitedHealthcare app. However, the connection between this member portal and a specific underlying EHR system used by providers in their network is not yet clear. The searches hinted at UnitedHealth Group developing its own platforms (like Rally) and interacting with various EHRs (like Epic) on the provider side. To answer the user's request fully, I need to investigate further how myUHC.com and the UnitedHealthcare app integrate with the EHRs used by the healthcare providers that contract with UnitedHealthcare Community Plan. It's possible that myUHC.com is a separate member portal that pulls data from various provider EHRs rather than being directly tied to a single one. Updated plan: Investigate how myUHC.com and the UnitedHealthcare app integrate with healthcare providers' EHR systems. Search for information on EHR integration capabilities of myUHC.com or the UnitedHealthcare app. Search for information on how UnitedHealthcare Community Plan facilitates data exchange between providers and the member portal. Synthesize the findings to explain the relationship between the patient portal and the EHR systems used by the providers in the UnitedHealthcare Community Plan network.