Move your team from Oracle Health (Cerner) to Solv.
Each person gets a short interview, then a personalized step-by-step guide showing exactly where their saved work, prompts, and projects land in Solv — and the few things that need a manual step, walked through. You send one invite; nobody becomes the help desk, and nothing in Oracle Health (Cerner) is changed or cancelled. Want to see where you’re paying for both first? Run the free audit.
Solv and Oracle Health both let patients pre-register, upload ID and insurance, sign consents, answer health questionnaires, and check in from their own device before the appointment. A practice already on Oracle Health can retire Solv digital intake and move the workflow into the Get Ready and Arrival workflows in the Oracle Health Patient Portal Cloud Service: patients upload their ID, sign consent forms, submit pre-visit details, complete custom registration health questionnaires, request updates to health/social/family history, and check in from the portal home page. Because intake is one module of the system of record, the answers reconcile directly into the same patient record the EHR uses for documentation, orders, and billing - so there is no Solv-to-Oracle forms sync or RPA media transfer to maintain. Keep Oracle Health; cut Solv.
- Warning: Rebuild Solv intake packets as Oracle portal registration questionnaires and consent forms before cutover; history updates patients submit are reconciled by providers into the chart, so confirm staff own that reconciliation step that Solv did not require.
- Warning: Solv captures insurance card and ID via image upload; confirm the Oracle portal Get Ready flow is configured to capture insurance and ID uploads so that media still reaches the chart once Solv is gone.
- Warning: Verify the org is on a portal release that includes the Get Ready / Arrival intake capabilities (documented in the March 2026 Oracle Health Patient Portal release) before assuming parity, and confirm on-device Arrival/check-in replaces any Solv branded on-site kiosk you relied on.
- Warning: Export or archive any historical Solv-stored intake artifacts you are required to retain before terminating the Solv contract.
Solv and Oracle Health both let patients self-book against real provider availability online. A practice already on Oracle Health can retire the standalone Solv contract and move the booking workflow into the Oracle Health Patient Portal Cloud Service: enable self-service online scheduling in the portal so patients book, reschedule, cancel, and Book again from past appointments, with appointment notifications, confirmation links via the patient preferred channel, and Ask Oracle natural-language scheduling navigation. Because the portal writes bookings into the same scheduling and patient record the EHR already uses for documentation and billing, a self-booked slot becomes a real encounter that flows straight into pre-registration and check-in - so there is no Solv-to-Oracle appointment sync to maintain and no separate Solv login. Keep Oracle Health; cut Solv.
- Warning: Portal self-scheduling is governed by the EHR scheduling rules, templates, and visit types - reproduce Solv appointment-type and duration setup in Oracle scheduling before cutover, or self-booked slots will be wrong.
- Warning: Solv signature feature is an AI-managed queue that blends walk-ins with scheduled visits to smooth waiting-room flow; Oracle portal self-scheduling plus Arrival/check-in does not replicate real-time walk-in queue-blending, so an urgent-care/walk-in practice must confirm an equivalent arrival/queue workflow exists before retiring Solv.
- Warning: Solv also drives net-new bookings from its SolvHealth.com consumer marketplace and Google/Apple Maps; the Oracle portal is the practice front door, not a consumer marketplace - if meaningful patient acquisition came from Solv marketplace, confirm that channel is acceptably replaced before cutting Solv.
- Confirm the org is on a portal release that includes self-service scheduling (the capability is documented in the March 2026 Oracle Health Patient Portal release) before assuming parity.