Overview

Superior HealthPlan Network’s Health Passport is a web-based, secure application built using core clinical and claims information to deliver relevant healthcare information when and where it is needed.

Using the Health Passport, providers can improve care coordination, eliminate waste, and reduce errors by gaining a better understanding of a person’s medical history and health interactions.

Recognized Benefits

• Improves care coordination by connecting authorized providers, state agencies, and medical consenters with health information from various facilities.
• Allows providers to monitor compliance with prescription regimens
• Reduces duplicate diagnostic tests
• Reduces risk of medication, allergy, and chronic problems interactions
• Increases communication between the main stakeholders in the members care plans.

Once securely accessed, the Health Passport presents the authorized user with information including:

• Medications – The Health Passport presents a summary of medications. With a single click providers can access more detail, including the name of the prescription, the prescribing clinician, date filled, dosage, quantity, dosage instructions, and formulary information. The aggregation of medication information can significantly reduce incidents of drug-drug, drug-allergy, and drug-food interactions.* A provider may also enter over the counter and/or sample drugs prescribed or given to the member.
• Visit History – With the Health Passport, providers can view past visits that illustrate the description of the service, treating provider, diagnoses and the service date. *
• Vital Signs – Providers can use interactive documentation to chart vital signs in the Health Passport at the point-of-care.
• Lab Results – Providers typically only have lab results for tests that they ordered. However, by using the Health Passport authorized providers have access to all collected lab results. The solution uploads this information from contracted labs.*
• Immunizations – This section displays a comprehensive list of a person’s immunizations collected from Immtrac.*
• Allergies – Providers can use interactive documentation to chart allergies at the point-of-care. Once charted the solution automatically checks the allergy for medication interactions.
• Texas Health Steps (THSteps) – Electronic documentation of well-child screenings and forms.

Note: The Health Passport is not an Electronic Medical Record. It will not contain ALL immunizations, visits, allergies, labs, or medications, but rather only those that Superior is made aware of via claims and or state supplied data.

Training Tools

We have developed several tools to assist you in becoming familiar with the Health Passport. You can watch an online training video that will introduce you to the screens and functionality of the Health Passport.

If you are a first-time user of the Health Passport, we recommend watching this video before accessing the Health Passport to become familiar with the screens, functionality and information available to you – it’s great as a refresher too.