October 2, 2025
Interlace Health at the 2025 MUSE Ontario Peer Group Meeting

Expanding Patient Intake and Advancing Digital Forms
On September 25th and 26th, Royal Victoria Hospital hosted the MUSE Ontario Customer Peer Group meeting—two jam-packed days of connection and collaboration for healthcare IT professionals across the region. For Interlace Health, the event provided a valuable platform to engage directly with hospitals and health systems, spotlighting how our solutions address pressing challenges in patient intake, form digitization, and seamless communication.
Spotlight on Patient Intake and Powerful Integration with Meditech’s Patient Connect
A key theme at this year’s meeting was enhancing patient engagement and reducing administrative friction. Interlace Health’s Patient Intake solution drew considerable interest from many organizations. Attendees were eager to learn how Patient Intake integrates directly with Meditech’s Patient Connect (powered by Artera), allowing healthcare providers to send forms—such as pre-registration, consent, and health history documents—directly to patients before their visit.
This integration streamlines workflows by giving patients the ability to complete necessary paperwork from their own devices, accelerating admission processes and improving data accuracy. The combination of Patient Intake and Patient Connect offers clinics and hospitals a robust toolset for modernizing patient communication—something that Ontario sites are keen to pursue.
Digital Forms: Addressing Ontario’s Lab Requisition and Mental Health Paperwork
The pain of paper-based Lab Requisitions and Mental Health forms was another major topic of discussion, resonating with organizations across the province. These workflows are notorious bottlenecks, leading to delays and errors.
Interlace Health shared exciting updates from recent conversations with a number of Ontario health care facilities and Meditech about co-developing digital versions of these forms. By embedding standardized, sharable, and easily accessible electronic forms—integrated directly into the clinical workflow—hospitals can improve compliance, accuracy, and patient experience.
The enthusiasm from Ontario sites signals that a province-wide push to digitize these forms could be a game changer for operational efficiency. Interlace Health looks forward to expanding these conversations and collaborating with more hospitals to roll out effective digital solutions for everyday pain points.
Looking Forward: Collaboration for a Smarter Future
The MUSE Ontario Peer Group Meeting reminded us once again that progress thrives on partnership. Interlace Health is grateful for the engagement we received from hospitals, clinical leaders, IT teams, and Meditech throughout the event. Whether through Interlace Health’s Patient Intake integration with Meditech Patient Connect, or our initiatives to digitize critical forms, we’re dedicated to powering a more seamless and patient-centered healthcare experience across Ontario.
Interested in learning more? If your organization is tackling similar challenges, let’s continue the dialogue. Reach out for a demo or a deeper conversation on transforming patient intake and paperwork at your site.
Thank You to Our Ontario Peers
A sincere thank you to everyone who stopped by, shared their perspectives, and helped shape new pathways forward. Here’s to building strong partnerships and accelerating health IT innovation for Ontario’s patients!
Have questions about digital intake, form digitization, or integration with Meditech Patient Connect? Contact Interlace Health to keep the conversation going!

About the Author
Andrew Nemirovsky, Sales Director – Canada at Interlace Health
Andrew has over 20 years of experience in the healthcare and healthcare IT fields. He began his career as an Emergency Department nurse and pivoted to digital transformations, leading implementations and optimizations of digital health systems from coast to coast.
Andrew continues to be involved in professional organizations such including CCHL, HIMSS International, HIMSS Eastern Canada Chapter and Digital Health Canada (CHIEF Executive) where he has and continues to participate on various boards and committees helping to strengthen the digital health ecosystem in Canada.
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