We’ve updated how HCC (Hierarchical Condition Category) codes are represented and displayed to make CMS versioning clearer and reduce ambiguity across data and UI.
We’ve made a change to make it easier to trace FHIR resources back to the original source documents they were derived from.
We’ve made an update to make it easier for external organizations to identify documents from a specific Zus client when reviewing available records on Zus’ reciprocity document list.
We’ve updated how diagnoses are ordered within Transition of Care (TOC) outputs to better reflect clinical prioritization provided by ADT data.
We have refined down the list of diagnoses that trigger a Behavioral Health flag to be added to a Transition of Care.
Last month, we made several updates to data visible in the ZAP about patient hospitalizations. We've continued to improve this experience by adding additional data available in both the ZAP overview and Transitions page.
Users of the transitions page reported latency and incorrect filter behavior when trying to look at certain types of Transitions of Care. We've fixed several issues with filters, and made significant improvements to the speed of the returned results.
We’ve expanded the level of detail available in the Patient Overview to give users clearer visibility into external record retrieval activity. This update provides more granular retrieval statuses, improved behavior for collapsible groups, and a refined layout making it easier to understand what has happened, what is in progress, and where deeper investigation may be needed.
We've made updates to how Hospitalizations appear in the Overview section of the ZAP. These changes provide a clearer, more complete understanding of a patient's hospitalization history while simplifying the overall visualization.
We’ve introduced in-document text search across all places where clinical documents can be viewed in Zus, helping users quickly find the details they need without scrolling through long records.
