List of Altera dbMotion Customers
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Companies using Altera dbMotion for Database Management include: Upmc, a United States based Healthcare organisation with 100000 employees and revenues of $26.00 billion, Sharp HealthCare, a United States based Healthcare organisation with 19000 employees and revenues of $4.50 billion, PIH Health, a United States based Healthcare organisation with 7582 employees and revenues of $1.71 billion and many others.
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PIH Health | Healthcare | 7582 | $1.7B | United States | Altera Digital Health | Altera dbMotion | Database Management | 2022 | n/a |
In 2022, PIH Health implemented Altera dbMotion to provide clinical interoperability and establish a longitudinal patient record across its Southern California hospitals and ambulatory sites. The Altera dbMotion deployment targeted Clinical Interoperability capabilities to unify document-level clinical content and present aggregated patient histories to clinicians at the point of care.
The implementation ingested and indexed 2.3M clinical and physician documents, and configured longitudinal record assembly and document retrieval workflows within Altera dbMotion. The deployment also included the dbMotion Clinical Analytics Gateway to enable analytics-ready extraction and normalization of clinical content for downstream review and reporting.
PIH Health brought Altera dbMotion live on Carequality in October 2022, enabling external exchange and query-based interoperability through Carequality connectivity. Operational coverage spanned Southern California hospitals and ambulatory clinics, with the system supporting clinician-facing workflows for historical data lookup and care coordination at the point of care.
Governance and rollout emphasized document ingestion validation, record reconciliation, and clinician access controls during the EHR migration and expansion period. The case study reports an estimated $700K in annual savings during that EHR migration and expansion, attributed to the dbMotion deployment and associated operational adjustments.
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Sharp HealthCare | Healthcare | 19000 | $4.5B | United States | Altera Digital Health | Altera dbMotion | Database Management | 2010 | n/a |
In 2010, Sharp HealthCare selected Altera dbMotion as the Allscripts Community Record to create a single, unified patient record across its San Diego hospitals and affiliated physician practices for improved clinical interoperability. The implementation aligned to the Apps Category:
Altera dbMotion was configured to perform community record aggregation, patient identity reconciliation, record-level querying and clinical reconciliation to support shared access across inpatient and ambulatory care settings. Configuration work focused on canonical clinical document handling, real-time and batch feeds, and normalization routines typical of a community health information exchange supporting cross-system clinical workflows.
The deployment bridged Sharp’s Cerner inpatient systems and Allscripts ambulatory systems and established a community HIE architecture enabling shared access across care settings. Operational scope covered Sharp HealthCare hospitals in San Diego and affiliated physician practices, with rollout activities emphasizing data sharing workflows, governance for community access, and role-based clinical data access to support care coordination and interoperability.
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Upmc | Healthcare | 100000 | $26.0B | United States | Altera Digital Health | Altera dbMotion | Database Management | 2006 | n/a |
In 2006, UPMC implemented Altera dbMotion as its enterprise interoperability platform to harmonize data across multiple EHRs and source systems for clinical use across Western Pennsylvania. The system went live in February 2008 and supports dozens of contributing systems and millions of patient records, with clinicians accessing the aggregated record hundreds of thousands of times per month.
Altera dbMotion was configured to perform enterprise-level data aggregation and normalization, providing patient-centric record assembly and consolidated clinical views. Functional capabilities focused on cross-system record linkage, longitudinal patient record construction, and queryable clinical data views to support point-of-care decision making and care coordination.
Operational coverage included UPMC clinical sites across Western Pennsylvania and integration with multiple hospital and ambulatory EHRs and source systems, reflecting a federated connectivity architecture. Clinician workflows were adjusted to consume the aggregated patient record within existing clinical processes, increasing access to consolidated information at the point of care.
UPMC established governance and operational controls to sustain the interoperability platform and support data stewardship and clinical access policies. The deployment of Altera dbMotion is explicitly tied to improving clinical decision-making and care coordination through consolidated patient records and broad clinician usage.
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