Cerner / Oracle Health Integration

ChairFlow for Cerner / Oracle Health

Enterprise cancellation recovery for health systems running Cerner.

5-minute setup · HIPAA compliant · Signed BAA included · 30-day free pilot

The Problem You Know Too Well

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Large health systems lose thousands of appointment slots weekly to cancellations

Cerner's scheduling module doesn't include automated waitlist outreach

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Multi-department coordination makes manual filling nearly impossible

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No-show rates compound across departments and locations

How ChairFlow Works With Cerner / Oracle Health

ChairFlow connects via FHIR R4 standard APIs using OAuth2 client credentials (SMART on FHIR backend services). We detect cancelled, noshow, and entered-in-error Appointment resources, rank waitlisted patients using ML, and run automated SMS + voice outreach with confirmation written back to Cerner.

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Connect Cerner / Oracle Health

We plug directly into Cerner / Oracle Health via authenticated API. No middleware, no third-party tools. Your data stays between Cerner / Oracle Health and ChairFlow.

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Cancellation Detected

The moment an appointment status changes, ChairFlow detects it — via webhook or polling. No delay. No manual trigger.

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Waitlist Ranked & Contacted

Our ML engine ranks your waitlist by urgency, flexibility, and predicted response likelihood — then texts the top candidate. If they decline, we move to the next. If they ask questions, our AI handles the conversation.

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Slot Filled. Calendar Updated.

Patient confirms, appointment books back into Cerner / Oracle Health automatically. Your staff sees the filled slot. Zero effort.

23%
Average no-show rate across healthcare
Dantas et al., Health Policy, 2018
$50-150K
Annual revenue lost per practice
Varies by size and specialty (MGMA)
13
PMS/EHR systems supported
And growing

Ready to Fill Every Cancelled Slot?

Connect your Cerner / Oracle Health system and start recovering revenue from cancellations — automatically. 30-day free pilot, no credit card.

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