Abstract: Systems and methods providing compatibility between legacy electronic record systems are disclosed. Appliances are in two-way electronic communication with legacy electronic records systems and a gateway server which is in electronic communication with one of the legacy electronic records systems. Electronic medical records data is converted between legacy formats for the legacy systems and a common format for transmission between the appliances and the gateway server.

Abstract: Systems and methods providing compatibility between legacy electronic record systems are disclosed. Appliances are in two-way electronic communication with legacy electronic records systems and a gateway server which is in electronic communication with one of the legacy electronic records systems. Electronic medical records data is converted between legacy formats for the legacy systems and a common format for transmission between the appliances and the gateway server.

Abstract: Systems and methods providing compatibility between legacy electronic medical record (EMR) systems are disclosed. A first appliance is in two-way electronic communication with a first legacy EMR system and is configured to covert medical records data between a first format utilized by the first legacy EMR system and a common format. A second appliance is in two-way electronic communication with a second legacy EMR system and is configured to convert medical records data between a second format utilized by the second legacy EMR system and the common format. A common appliance is in two-way electronic communication with the first appliance, the second appliance and a third legacy EMR system. The common appliance is configured to convert medical records data between a third format utilized by the third legacy EMR system and the common format.

Abstract: Systems and methods providing compatibility between legacy electronic medical record (EMR) systems are disclosed. A first appliance is in two-way electronic communication with a first legacy EMR system and is configured to covert medical records data between a first format utilized by the first legacy EMR system and a common format. A second appliance is in two-way electronic communication with a second legacy EMR system and is configured to convert medical records data between a second format utilized by the second legacy EMR system and the common format. A common appliance is in two-way electronic communication with the first appliance, the second appliance and a third legacy EMR system. The common appliance is configured to convert medical records data between a third format utilized by the third legacy EMR system and the common format.

Abstract: An electronic medical record exchange system includes an electronic medical record appliance to interface with a first legacy electronic medical record system. An electronic medical record gateway server interfaces with the electronic medical record appliance and a second legacy electronic medical record system. The electronic medical record appliance and the electronic medical record gateway server communicate utilizing assigned doctor identifiers and patient identifiers that are different than assigned doctor identifiers and patient identifiers utilized by the first legacy electronic medical record system and the second legacy electronic medical record system.