The Washington Post: Walgreens to Use Software to Help Clinicians Assess Patients

The next time a patient walks into a Walgreens clinic, the clinician may not be the only one assessing patients.

Soon, hundreds of Walgreens clinics will be equipped with new software that guides health-care providers through checkups — requiring them to ask certain questions or request particular lab tests depending on the patient’s history. The software, called ePASS, was developed by Inovalon, a Bowie-based health IT firm with about 3,000 employees worldwide…