Clinical Decision Support
Automatically warn providers when a client's entered value for A1c, body fat percentage, weight, or waist circumference falls outside the normal range defined by medical research sources like the NIH. The warning is informational only and never blocks the value from being saved. Part of Healthie's ONC-certified Clinical Decision Support system, with further updates planned to meet HTI-1 Rule DSI criteria.
Built by Core Engineering
The problem it solves
A provider entering a metric value manually can easily miss that it falls outside a clinically normal range, especially across a busy caseload. Clinical Decision Support solves this by surfacing an automatic, evidence-based warning at the moment of entry, without getting in the way of documentation.
What's included
- Normal-range warnings for A1c, body fat percentage, weight, and waist circumference
- Evidence-based thresholds sourced from medical research, including the NIH
- Non-blocking warning behavior, allowing out-of-range values to still be saved
- Coverage as part of Healthie's ONC-certified Clinical Decision Support system
- Planned expansion to align with HTI-1 Rule DSI criteria
How it works
Metric value entered
Value outside normal range
Show warning
Clinical Decision Support automatically warns a provider when a value they enter for a supported metric, currently A1c, body fat percentage, weight, or waist circumference, falls outside the normal range defined by medical research sources including the NIH. It's built to support ONC certification requirements for real-time, evidence-based clinical decision support. The warning is purely informational; providers can still save an out-of-range value without any restriction. This is described as a first step toward a broader CDS system, with additional updates planned to meet the HTI-1 Rule's Decision Support Intervention (DSI) criteria.