Our platform enables healthcare providers to coordinate care across multiple disciplines and settings. It facilitates communication and collaboration among healthcare team members, ensuring that everyone involved in a patient's care is informed and working together towards common goals.
Our Care plans within the EMR provide a structured framework for documenting and managing patient care goals, interventions, and outcomes. These plans can also be tailored to individual patients, chronic conditions, or specific episodes of care, helping to standardize and track the delivery of care.
Our platform focuses on managing the health of a defined population of patients, such as a specific demographic or patients with a particular condition like diabetes or with cardio problems or Alzima etc. It includes features like risk classification, data analytics, and proactive interventions to improve outcomes of care service helping patients and optimizing resource allocation.
The Disease management platforms we have support in the management of chronic diseases by providing tools to track and monitor patients' conditions, manage medications, and deliver educational resources. They may also support automated reminders and alerts for regular screenings, appointments, or self-care activities.
Our Patient engagement platforms encourage patients to actively participate in their own care. These tools may include patient portals, mobile apps, and educational resources that empower patients to access their health information, communicate with healthcare providers, set goals, and track progress.
We are having remote monitoring platforms that enable us the collection and analysis of patient health data outside of traditional healthcare settings. This involves wearable devices, mobile apps, or home monitoring systems that capture vital signs, activity levels, and other relevant health information. The data is transmitted to the EMR for healthcare providers to review and take timely action.
Our platforms are capable to manage care transitions. We focus on ensuring smooth transitions for patients moving between different care settings, such as hospitals, clinics, or home care. We have in build tools for coordinating care handoffs, medication reconciliation, discharge planning, and post-discharge along with follow-up.
Our platforms leverage data analytics capabilities within the EMR to generate insights and reports on care management activities, patient outcomes, and resource utilization. They also help in identifying trends, measuring performance, and supporting evidence-based decision-making for care improvement.
The most critical care buzzer is that our platform identifies patients at higher risk for adverse health outcomes based on clinical and demographic factors and generates an alert in the system for proactive care. Our Risk stratification tools assist in allocating care management resources effectively, prioritizing interventions, and preventing complications.
Our Care team collaboration platforms facilitate communication and coordination among the members of the care team. These include features like secure messaging, shared care plans, task assignments, and real-time updates to promote efficient and effective teamwork.
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Anil has CHF, diabetes and arthritis. He has 10 different physicians and has been hospitalized three times over the past six months. He admits to not knowing how to take his medications and to falling 2-3 times recently. He was discharged two weeks ago and has many in-home services but no focused care plan. His family is concerned about his ability to live alone. Anil is worried about his insurance and how to pay for care.
Seventy-two-year-old Neena Gupta saw a different physician every other week with each one ordering different medications, or changing individual treatment plans. Neena became confused and concerned about the cost of her medications, so she just stopped taking some of her medications and missed many key physician appointments.