We’ve reimagined the Zus Aggregated Profile (ZAP) to make it even easier to navigate and focus on what matters most — your data. This UI refresh streamlines interactions and optimizes space, making key information clearer and more accessible across both our native app and embedded EHR experiences.

We recently identified and resolved an issue where some Athena clinical data may not have been fully backfilled into the Zus platform. This issue did not affect real-time data ingestion, and no data was lost. The impact is that some data synced from Athena would not display the "synced with record" checkmark in the application.

We’ve improved the way medications are displayed in the Medication Component and Medication Overview Card. Medications are now deduplicated by active ingredient, reducing unnecessary entries for variations in strength or form. This update simplifies the medication list, making it easier to review and reducing cognitive load for users.

We have received feedback regarding slow load times in the Diagnostics component and have implemented updates to enhance performance.

Starting this week, notes and documents in the ZAP load separately from encounters.

Starting January 6, 2025, we will apply the following changes to the Patient History API:

Starting today, ZAP users can copy relevant data to the clipboard to be easily pasted in other applications.

We now maintain a list of 'priority' medications for refill adherence that will be refreshed within 7 days of their expected refill date.

To better support customers conducting common population health analyses on Zus data marts, we have published a query library. This query library contains links to a public GitHub repo populated with SQL code compatible with the current data mart relational schema.

Beginning November 5, an updated view of Patient Contact Information will be available in the ZAP. Here are some highlights to look forward to: