Provider Review, for provider groups covering PointClickCare facilities
Dexzyle brings authorized resident data, incidents, and resident-movement events from PointClickCare into the same secure app your clinicians use to message the facilities they cover. Post-acute and long-term care groups review and act without adopting another EHR.
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Available in PointClickCare Marketplace
Resident c/o dizziness on standing; BP rechecked sitting and standing…
Furosemide increased; weight trending up 4 lb over 10 days…
Illustrative sample resident. PointClickCare remains the clinical record.
Provider Review is part of Dexzyle's secure communication platform, included for every provider who covers a connected facility. It is not another chart to adopt.
A medical director covering two buildings or a group covering fifty: post-acute and long-term care providers whose physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants answer facility questions during the day and on call.
Practices looking for a replacement EHR, billing or revenue-cycle services, e-prescribing, scheduling, or quality-program reporting. Provider Review reads the chart; it does not replace the systems that write it.
Both are in production today.
A facility nurse messages the covering clinician in Dexzyle. The clinician opens that resident's Provider Review screen, a couple of taps away: medications and orders, allergies, conditions, latest vitals, who to call, and up to 30 days of progress notes. The answer goes back in the same secure conversation, without opening a separate PointClickCare session or waiting for a faxed face sheet.
Incidents and admissions, discharges, and transfers recorded in PointClickCare appear on the resident's Provider Review screen with a 30-day view. A fall, a readmission, or a transfer is visible next to the current orders and the most recent notes, so the clinician reviewing it sees the same picture the facility does.
Provider Review is its own screen for each resident, a couple of taps from the resident directory on web and from the resident's contacts on mobile. This is what is on it and how far back it looks.
| Section | What the clinician sees | Window |
|---|---|---|
| Vitals and observations | Latest values, with a trend chart where history exists | Current |
| Orders | Medications with an active or inactive filter | Current; inactive shows the last 30 days of changes |
| Allergies and conditions | The current allergy list and active problem list | Current |
| Progress notes | Notes by author and date, newest first | 7 days by default; 24 hours, 14, or 30 days on request |
| Incidents | Incident type, date, and detail as recorded at the facility | Last 30 days |
| Admissions, discharges, and transfers | Each movement event with its date and direction | Last 30 days |
| Contacts and care team | Attending, nurse practitioners, consulting providers, and who to call | Current |
Dexzyle shows what your PointClickCare organization exposes to it, within the windows above. It never presents itself as the full chart.
Clinicians sign in to Dexzyle with their own PointClickCare credentials. Dexzyle acts with exactly the permissions their PointClickCare account already has, nothing broader, and re-linking takes one click when the authorization expires.
Resident pickers and review screens are limited to the residents the clinician is authorized to see in PointClickCare: the caseload they cover, not the whole census.
Nothing on this screen writes back to PointClickCare, which stays the clinical record. Filing secure-message text and shared attachments to a resident chart is a separate capability, where enabled for your organization.
Data is encrypted in transit and at rest, access is signed and expiring, and a Business Associate Agreement is part of onboarding. See the security page for the full posture.
Provider Review is part of Dexzyle's $99 per facility per month plan. Every physician, NP, PA, and medical director who covers a connected facility uses it at no charge.
One price per connected facility. Every provider who covers it is included.
Run Provider Review with your own clinicians and facilities, with your baseline measured before and after.
Fax, messaging, and leader event subscriptions are in the same plan. See the pricing page. Facility activation runs through Marketplace and is confirmed during onboarding; availability of specific event types depends on your organization's configuration.
Every pilot follows the same structure.
We document how your clinicians answer facility questions today, connect your facilities through Marketplace, and sign clinicians in with their own PointClickCare accounts.
Clinicians use Provider Review for after-hours requests and incident and movement follow-up. Dexzyle counts every review opened; response-time and systems-touched measures are recorded with your team against the week 1 to 2 baseline.
You see the measurements beside your baseline. The pilot converts to monthly billing at day 60 unless you cancel.
No. Provider Review is a read-only view of PointClickCare resident context inside Dexzyle's secure communication app. Your practice EHR, billing, and e-prescribing stay where they are, and PointClickCare remains the clinical record.
Progress notes default to the last 7 days, and the clinician can select 24 hours, 7, 14, or 30 days. Incidents and admissions, discharges, and transfers show the last 30 days. Medications, orders, allergies, conditions, and vitals show the current picture. It does not claim to be the full chart.
Not from Provider Review. It reads the chart and writes nothing. Separately, where enabled for your organization, secure-message text and shared attachments, including faxes, can be filed to the PointClickCare resident chart.
With their own PointClickCare credentials, via OAuth. Dexzyle acts with exactly the permissions their PointClickCare account already has, and re-linking takes one click when the authorization expires.
Each facility is connected to your organization through Marketplace. We confirm which facilities and event types are enabled during onboarding. We aim to activate pilot groups in the first two weeks. Where incident events are part of the pilot, activation also depends on a PointClickCare subscription change and its approval window.
Yes. Provider Review runs in the Dexzyle web app and in the iOS and Android apps, reached from the resident's contact screen.
No. Every physician, NP, PA, and medical director who covers a connected facility gets Provider Review at no charge.
During the pilot, the only charge is the $65 per facility per month PointClickCare integration fee. At day 60 the pilot converts to $99 per facility per month on the card on file, unless you cancel first.
We will walk the whole loop with your facilities in mind: the message, the review, the response. Then decide whether a 60-day pilot is worth your clinicians' time.