Which type of information can Care Everywhere bring into a patient's chart from external sources?

• A. Allergies and immunizations
• B. Medications list
• C. Lab results
• D. Imaging studies

Answer: (A)

Care Everywhere is Epic’s mechanism for bringing external health information into a patient’s chart, so clinicians can see data from other providers at the point of care. Allergies and immunization records are safety-critical items that are often incomplete or unavailable in a single facility’s system. External sources frequently contain up-to-date allergy lists and vaccination histories, which are essential for making safe prescribing decisions and ensuring proper vaccination status. That combination of importance for patient safety and routine accessibility from outside sources makes these data the type most commonly brought into the chart through Care Everywhere. While medications, labs, and imaging can also appear from external sources, the emphasis in this context is on allergies and immunizations as the key information integrated from outside records.