Electronic Health Records (EHRs) are digital versions of a patient’s medical history. They include key information such as diagnoses, medications, treatment plans, immunization dates, allergies, and test results. Unlike simple electronic charts, EHR systems are built to share information securely across care teams and systems—supporting better coordination and long-term health outcomes.
For nonprofits, EHRs enable community care teams to track holistic health and social determinants of health (SDOH) in real time.
While EHRs are standard in clinical settings, nonprofit organizations and community health programs often lack access to tools that reflect nonprofit workflows and resource constraints. Here’s where purpose-built EHR platforms like Pillar stand out.
1. Streamlined Case Management
Nonprofits work with diverse populations across housing, food security, behavioral health, and chronic care. Pillar’s EHR solution integrates directly with case management tools, enabling your team to :
“Our staff used to rely on spreadsheets and email. Now we have a full view of each client’s journey.” – Community Health Coordinator, NYC
2. Secure, Compliant Recordkeeping
Community organizations handle sensitive data and must meet HIPAA and local compliance standards. With Pillar :
Explore our Compliance blog to understand how nonprofits can meet HIPAA and grant requirements.
3. Collaboration Across Programs and Partners
Pillar’s EHR supports cross-agency collaboration—whether you’re coordinating care with a shelter, behavioral health provider, or food pantry. The system offers:
Nonprofits using Pillar’s EHR platform have seen :
Whether you're managing maternal health initiatives, elder care, or homeless outreach—an EHR system tailored to your needs can dramatically improve how your team works and how your clients are supported.
Pillar by SocialRoots.ai is built for nonprofits from the ground up—combining intuitive design, compliance automation, and holistic case coordination. Empower your organization to move beyond paper records and disconnected tools.
Related Reads
Patient Case Management System | Compliance in Community Healthcare | HIPAA Journal: Nonprofit HIPAA Compliance