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CareScreen Platform

CareScreen is FabrixMed's preventative screening platform for primary care. It supports a four-step loop:

  1. Identify gaps — overdue screenings surfaced from the EHR or eligibility feed.
  2. Capture in-clinic — devices and questionnaires completed during the PCP visit.
  3. Async review — specialist interpretation within CareScreen when the screening pack requires it.
  4. Return to EMR — structured results and referral recommendations to the PCP chart.

CareScreen is designed to close gaps in the visit, not to route patients to a separate telehealth product.



CareScreen helps primary care teams complete measure-eligible screenings during the visit and produce audit-ready documentation for quality reporting.

  • In-clinic capture tied to the patient encounter (not a lost external referral).
  • Structured results and severity grading returned to the PCP EMR.
  • Program packs (e.g., diabetic retinopathy, mental health, cardiovascular risk) aligned to common gap-closure workflows.

Specific measure mapping depends on your payer contracts and screening program — contact FabrixMed for your site's measure set.



Yes. CareScreen is built for primary care at the point of care, including rural health clinics, FQHCs, and hospital-owned outpatient groups where patients cannot easily travel for specialty-only workflows.

  • Portable, in-office device capture (camera-agnostic where applicable).
  • Asynchronous specialist review — no live video visit required for interpretation packs.
  • Multi-site credit pooling and site licensing for distributed groups.

Specialist coverage spans all 50 US states for supported async review programs.



When a screening pack requires specialist interpretation, images and structured intake are routed through CareScreen's async review queue — not a separate telehealth referral product.

  • PCP staff completes capture during the visit; the patient typically leaves the same day.
  • Licensed specialists review asynchronously within published SLAs (program-specific).
  • Refer-or-monitor recommendations and structured reports return to the PCP EMR.

Example: in-office diabetic retinopathy screening with specialist read within a 12 working-hour SLA.



CareScreen closes the loop by delivering structured screening results and referral recommendations back to the primary care workflow:

  • Encounter-linked documentation suitable for quality measure attestation.
  • Severity grading and next-step guidance (refer vs. monitor) where the program supports it.
  • Integration paths vary by EMR — FabrixMed supports common export and interface patterns for primary care groups.

Contact FabrixMed for EMR-specific integration details for your organization.