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Most Unity implementations are complete in 30–60 days, depending on your EMR and the modules you're deploying. The process includes: (1) Data integration setup — connecting to your EMR via FHIR R4 or HL7; (2) Payer attribution file ingestion and data validation; (3) Team onboarding and workflow configuration; (4) Go-live with monitoring and optimization support.

For RPM, the timeline can be shorter — many organizations have their first patients enrolled and devices shipped within two weeks of go-live. Most clients see their first measurable ROI within 90 days of implementation.

Yes. Unity has standards-based integrations with major EMRs including Epic, eClinicalWorks, athenahealth, Veradigm, and dr.chrono — with connections to additional EMRs via FHIR R4 API. We do not require you to change your EMR or your existing clinical workflows.

Unity is designed to work alongside your existing systems — ingesting data from your EMR, enriching it with claims, pharmacy, and attribution data, and pushing AI-generated insights back into your workflows as tasks, alerts, and worklists. No separate logins or separate documentation. Unity brings the intelligence to where your team already works.

Most organizations that come to Unity have used a population health tool before — and found that it generated reports but not action. Traditional PHM platforms show you the data. Unity acts on it. The AI agent doesn't just identify care gaps — it schedules outreach, generates provider briefings, tracks HCC documentation, monitors contract thresholds, and manages patient engagement workflows automatically, without requiring staff to log in, interpret lists, and manually assign tasks.

If your current platform produces dashboards that don't consistently translate into closed care gaps and improved quality performance, that's the core problem Unity is designed to solve. Our 3-month trial is designed specifically for organizations in this situation — run Unity alongside your current tool and compare the outcomes directly.

Unity is built for HIPAA requirements and aligned with SOC 2-type controls. Where an executed Business Associate Agreement (BAA) is in place, Unity acts as a Business Associate, and we put a BAA in place with healthcare customers before data exchange begins. PHI is encrypted in transit and at rest.

Unity operates on a minimum necessary data principle — your clinical data is used exclusively to support population health management for your attributed patients and is never shared with third parties, sold, or used for any purpose other than delivering the Unity platform services you've contracted for.