ADT Networks | Metriport
Metriport raises $26 million to give clinicians insight at the point of care
National feeds and regional HIEs, in one subscription.
Get notified as patients move through the health system via national ADT networks - Bamboo, PointClickCare, and more.
Join the teams that hear about admissions and discharges while there is still time to act.
The alert, with the chart behind it.
The stay, and the record behind it
A discharge carries the admission time, the discharge time, and a link to the encounter bundle, so you see what happened, not just that something did.
Every source, one feed
State and regional exchanges are included, for complete coverage.
Your own patient ID, on every event
The EHR's ID and ours ride alongside it, so the event lands on the record it belongs to with no extra matching required.
Pushed, not polled
Enroll a patient once and their admissions, transfers, and discharges arrive as they happen, without being asked for.
Every event on your panel, the moment it happens.
Metriport watches the networks, you hear when your patient moves.
The full picture, not a ping.
Knowing a patient went to the ER is a start, but deciding what to do next takes the discharge note, the medication changes, and the follow-up instructions.
The admission joins the record.
The same platform retrieves the history and receives the event, so an admission is not a second stream to reconcile. It lands in the same record you already query.
Your panel, not the firehose.
Enrollment scopes the feed to the patients you are accountable for, so every event that arrives is one your team needs to act on.
How it works
- Enroll patients in monitoring Patients are enrolled by cohort, and changes take effect on the next weekly cycle.
- Receive the webhook The payload carries the patient identifiers, the source timestamps, and a presigned URL for the encounter bundle.
- Open the encounter behind the alert The bundle resolves into the same consolidated record the rest of the platform reads.
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FAQs
How do ADT notifications differ from an on-demand Network Query? A Network Query retrieves available source data on demand and reports source-specific completion. ADT is a subscription: once a patient is enrolled in premium monitoring, admission, transfer, and discharge events are pushed to you in real time.
When do monitoring-cohort changes take effect? Enrollment additions and removals process weekly on Saturdays. After enrollment is active, resulting admit, transfer, and discharge events are delivered in real time.
What comes with the alert? Each notification identifies the patient, the event type, and the source, with a URL for the related FHIR Patient Encounter Bundle so the clinical record can be retrieved alongside the event.