Does ReadyQueue replace the EHR?
No. ReadyQueue is the operational coordination and continuity layer around your clinical, scheduling, billing, imaging, fax, email, and practice-management systems.
Is ReadyQueue only for ophthalmology?
No. Ophthalmology is an important initial market, but ReadyQueue is designed for optometry, surgery centers, specialty groups, and broader healthcare operations.
What is included in Clinic Flow?
Clinic Flow coordinates patient stages, rooms, testing, providers, handoffs, wait time, delays, blocks, ownership, next actions, and escalations. Essential supports one-location flow visibility. Professional adds advanced live coordination and cross-location management.
What is included in the evaluation?
The evaluation is configured around an approved operational problem using your actual locations, users, responsibilities, workflows, deadlines, and priorities. No credit card is required to begin.
Why is Professional priced higher?
Professional supports more locations and users, advanced Clinic Flow, cross-location reporting, outreach automation, advanced import controls, equipment scanning and disposition, executive reporting, and full continuity tools.
How is Enterprise pricing determined?
Enterprise pricing depends on organizations, locations, users, hierarchy, migration, custom permissions, integrations, reporting, security review, training, service levels, and implementation requirements.
Is ReadyQueue priced per physician?
No. Essential and Professional are based on organizational scope, locations, users, reporting, automation, and workflow capacity.
Can ReadyQueue support international organizations?
Yes. ReadyQueue is being structured for multilingual public pages and international implementations. Data residency, contracts, privacy requirements, currency, billing, and integrations must be reviewed for each country and organization.
Is ReadyQueue HIPAA certified?
HIPAA does not provide a general software certification that automatically makes an organization compliant. ReadyQueue is designed for HIPAA-regulated workflows with access controls, tenant separation, audit history, secure communication patterns, and documented responsibility. Appropriate agreements, policies, training, configuration, and use remain necessary.