eFax for Healthcare
Ensure Safe and Compliant Healthcare Workflows With eFax
Simplify healthcare file-sharing workflows with a safe and compliant online faxing service like eFax. An eFax Protect subscription includes free access to jSign, offering healthcare administrators a solution that covers secure document transmission and streamlined signature workflows to enhance the quality of patient data management.
Best Value
Protect
For Regulated Industries
$50.00
$15
for your 1st month
- 1000 total pages/mo
- HIPAA Compliant with BAA
- Free Local or Toll-Free Number
- 5 Team Members
Share your eFax Account with 5 team members
- Free
Account
Sign & Collect HIPAA-Compliant eSignatures with jSign
Corporate
For Customization at Scale
Contact for Quote
- Scalable page volume
- HIPAA compliant with BAA
- HITRUST certified
- Fax API for easy integration
- Admin management portal
Best Value
Protect
For Regulated Industries
$50.00
$41.66/mo
Billed Annually
- 1000 total pages/mo
- HIPAA Compliant with BAA
- Free Local or Toll-Free Number
- 5 Team Members
Share your eFax Account with 5 team members
- Free Account
Sign & Collect HIPAA-Compliant eSignatures with jSign
Corporate
For Customization at Scale
Contact for Quote
- Scalable page volume
- HIPAA compliant with BAA
- HITRUST certified
- Fax API for easy integration
- Admin management portal
Enhance Staff Productivity for Better Patient Care
Patient care goes well beyond bedside care. It starts behind the scenes with streamlined processes — like online faxing with eFax.
Centralized Administration
With so many healthcare workers, it can be difficult to establish who can access what documents. But with eFax’s centralized administration, you can assign several levels of administrative access from one central account.
This centralized administration also allows you to generate several types of reports at any time. You can review data about fax volume by department, user or group to help you identify any area of improvement.
Improved Interoperability
Interoperability is essential in healthcare, and eFax — and Consensus Cloud Solutions in general — can help you improve your patient and provider workflows. With eFax Corporate, you can use one user-friendly platform to share health data with both providers and patients.
Simple Integration
You already have several healthcare workflows, and adding in a new system can be complicated — but not with eFax. The secure cloud fax API quickly integrates with your existing EMR and EHR systems to simplify your team’s workflows, not complicate them.
If you need support during the integration process, eFax can help. Our experts have plenty of experience providing faxing solutions for the healthcare industry, and they can provide a white-gloved integration for you.
Increased Staff Productivity
All of these features are great alone. But combine them, and you have a recipe for increased staff productivity. With integration options and increased interoperability, your staff can save up to 70% of their time. That means they can focus more on things like improved patient care rather than faxing and tracking down documents.
The flexibility of eFax also helps boost your practice’s efficiency. Since your staff can fax anywhere, anytime, they can immediately share sensitive documents with providers, colleagues and patients. This streamlines your workflows, resulting in more satisfied patients and providers.
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The Ultimate Protection for HIPAA Compliance
As HIPAA compliance regulations tighten, healthcare facilities need to ensure their workflows remain compliant — and eFax can help.
HITRUST CSF Certification
eFax Corporate received the HITRUST Common Security Framework (CSF) certification in 2019, a mark of our utmost commitment to compliance and document security. This certification proves that eFax Corporate — and our eFax Enterprise APIs — align with the “gold standard” for healthcare compliance frameworks.
HIPAA Compliance
HIPAA regulations are becoming increasingly stringent, so each healthcare facility must ensure that any and all software complies. Thankfully, eFax Corporate provides everything that HIPAA requires.
For example, HIPAA requires extensive access and audit control, along with data encryption and transmission security. eFax Corporate addresses — and surpasses — these HIPAA requirements with features like a Virtual Private Network for document transmission.
Advanced Security Protocols
To ensure HIPAA compliance, eFax Corporate offers constant document encryption — whether the files are in transit or storage. The transmission security includes Transport Security Layer (TLS) protocol, while all storage includes AES 256-bit encryption for 24/7/365 protection.
On top of that, eFax offers multi-layered audit control. Not only can you track each fax with unique patient identifiers, but you can also safely archive all sent and received faxes for the entire life of your eFax account.
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Related FAQs
Yes, many online faxing solutions offer industry regulation-compliant solutions. eFax is a secure solution for healthcare organizations to send and receive faxes online.
eFax supports PDF, JPG, PNG, and Microsoft Office file extensions. You can send and receive medical records, health forms, contracts, new patient paperwork, consent forms, and more.
Yes, eFax offers extensive interoperability with existing healthcare tools and systems using API integrations. This means you can integrate faxing capabilities directly into your existing healthcare systems like EHR, practice management software, and other applications.
eFax also offers standard cloud storage and email integration, making it easy to integrate eFax into existing workflows.
It depends on the complexity of your current setup and the volume of your fax needs. To integrate eFax into a healthcare setup, you’ll want to choose eFax Protect, which is designed for regulated industries. These plans have varying page limits and features, affecting the price.
Additionally, integration complexity will affect the price. A simple email integration would cost less than a deeper integration with EHR/EMR systems that involve development resources.
