Claims data, synced where the books live
Intergy's billing and remittance data syncs to QuickBooks or your accounting system, with claims aging past a set point flagged before they turn into a write-off.
Greenway Health sells EHR and practice management software to small and midsize medical practices, mostly through its Intergy platform, covering charting, scheduling, billing, and a patient portal in one system. We don't sell or administer Greenway. We build the integrations that connect its billing and scheduling data to the accounting, referral, and reporting tools a practice runs alongside it.
It runs the EHR and billing, but connecting it to everything around it is left to staff.
Got a Greenway problem? Let's solve it →Greenway, through Intergy, or PrimeSuite at practices that haven't moved off it, handles claims, scheduling, and charting well inside its own system. The gap opens up once that data needs to reach something Greenway doesn't own: a practice's general accounting software, a referral tracker, or a report meant to cover more than one location.
Billing is usually where it hurts most. Intergy tracks claim status and remittance inside its own screens, but getting that data into QuickBooks or whatever system the practice's books actually live in is typically a manual export. We build that sync, and flag claims aging past a point someone sets, so billing staff catch a denial the week it happens instead of during month-end close.
Patient intake has the same gap. A new-patient web form or referral fax shouldn't mean someone retyping details into Intergy's registration screen. We build the handoff so that information lands in the right record automatically, insurance details included.
Practices running more than one location or provider on Greenway run into the same reporting problem every week, pulling claims and scheduling data out of each instance separately to build one picture. We build that rollup once, so it stays current without the manual pull.
Intergy's billing and remittance data syncs to QuickBooks or your accounting system, with claims aging past a set point flagged before they turn into a write-off.
A new-patient form or referral creates the right record in Intergy automatically, insurance details included, instead of landing on someone's desk to retype.
A referral list tracked in a spreadsheet, a multi-location claims report built by hand each week, a denial that only gets caught a month late: tell us what it is and we'll look at what's actually possible.
Greenway Intergy for billing.
The problemBilling and remittance data are rekeyed into QuickBooks each month, and aging claims are noticed when the receivable report is read.
Billing and remittance data sync to the accounting system, and claims aging past a set point are flagged immediately. Slow claims get worked early.
Tell us what's not connected right now, claims, intake, a report someone rebuilds every week. And if Greenway isn't actually where the friction lives, that's fine too. We look at whatever's manual in the practice, any tool, not just this one.
Let's talk →Greenway Health is a health IT company that sells EHR and practice management software to small and midsize medical practices, mainly under its Intergy product line, covering charting, scheduling, billing, and a patient portal.
PrimeSuite was Greenway's earlier EHR and practice management platform. Intergy is the product Greenway has focused development and new sales on since, so when people say 'Greenway EHR' today they usually mean Intergy. Practices that adopted PrimeSuite before the shift are still supported on it.
Yes. Greenway's patient portal lets patients log in to view visit summaries, request appointments, and message the practice, accessed through a clinic-specific portal link rather than a shared Greenway login.
Yes, Greenway includes telehealth visits as part of Intergy's scheduling and documentation, so a virtual visit shows up alongside in-person appointments in the same system.
Yes, Greenway exposes an API for its Intergy platform, which is what we build against to connect scheduling, billing, or referral data to systems Greenway doesn't integrate with natively.
Not natively for most practices. Greenway's systems are built around clinical and billing workflows inside Intergy, not around syncing to a separate general ledger or CRM, so connecting the two is usually custom work, which is what we build.