Fabric Provider Directory vs Orderly Provider Directory

Fabric Provider Directory is a web directory that guides patients toward suitable providers and appointments. Customizable decision trees use symptoms, preferences, and location to match people with providers and appointment types, while real-time availability supports scheduling. Search-engine-optimized pages organize discovery by symptoms, specialties, or services and direct patients to the organization’s site. Decision trees are designed to reduce incorrect bookings and scheduling dead ends. Fabric consolidates provider data and can enrich profiles with third-party information such as sub-specialties, focus areas, and reviews. Built-in analytics show search behavior, scheduling patterns, and conversion trends. Integration options include open APIs, two-way EMR connections, HL7 and FHIR exchange, SSO, DFT functionality, automated ORM and ORU workflows, new patient registration, encounter creation, and notes. Fabric states that the platform is SOC 2 Type 2 certified, HIPAA compliant, and aligned with WCAG 2.1. Most integrations are stated to take 60 days. Pricing is available through sales.

Orderly Provider Directory combines real-time clinician and healthcare-entity data for organizations that need provider search and directory records. The directory lists 6.4 million clinician profiles across more than 500 specialties. Real-time search can be narrowed with Care Categories, Provider Tags, specialty filters, and insurance filters. Profiles may connect clinicians with the entities where they work and include NPI, contact details, specialties, credentials, affiliations, network status, sanctions, licenses, and Care Categories. Orderly says records draw from public sources, data partnerships, and customer insights, including attested data. Proprietary algorithms process and validate information, while field-level confidence scores weigh source quality, data age, and decay. Customers can use those scores through the API and online interface. Access is available through APIs, a web portal, or scheduled flat-file transfers in JSON, XLSX, or CSV. The service includes organization profiles and update timestamps with reason codes for CMS compliance. Orderly describes its solutions as serving payers, providers, and health technology companies. Pricing is available on request, with annual national, regional, clinician-group, or usage-based options.