Is ReadyQueue only a referral system?
No. Referrals are one part of Patient
Operations. ReadyQueue also connects
equipment, vendors, responsibilities,
documents, decisions, deadlines,
operational risks, and organizational
continuity.
What is included in the automated reports?
Reports can summarize open and completed
work, overdue actions, referral activity,
patient-operation exceptions, equipment
issues, maintenance, responsibilities,
upcoming deadlines, and location-level
trends based on the organization’s plan
and configuration.
Why does Professional include up to five locations?
Professional is designed for growing
practices that need one operating view
across several facilities without
purchasing an enterprise agreement.
Larger networks, regional hierarchies,
custom reporting, and corporate controls
are handled through Enterprise.
Does ReadyQueue replace the EHR?
No. ReadyQueue is an operational
accountability and continuity layer. It
organizes work, infrastructure, history,
responsibility, risk, and deadlines
surrounding the organization’s existing
clinical and business systems.
When does the 30-day evaluation begin?
The evaluation begins after Emedopt
approves and activates the organization’s
ReadyQueue workspace. Guided setup helps
the organization begin with meaningful
operating information instead of an empty
account.
Is a credit card required to request an evaluation?
No. A payment method is not required to
request or begin an approved guided
evaluation. Paid service begins only after
the organization selects a plan and
completes secure subscription checkout.
How is Enterprise pricing determined?
Enterprise pricing considers the number
of locations and users, corporate and
regional structure, data migration,
implementation, custom reports,
permissions, integrations, security
review, training, and support
requirements.
Is ReadyQueue priced per physician?
No. Essential and Professional launch
pricing is based on organizational
capacity, locations, and users rather than
charging separately for every physician.