SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. Nov. 27, 2013
HealthBI Includes Customized Patient Assessment Forms in the Latest Release of the HealthCollaborate™ Care Transition Management Application
Effective care coordination models include targeted patient assessments that can help the care team to identify risks and determine best care transition workflows. Assessing patients’ clinical conditions, social needs and long-term requirements in acute and post-acute care settings lowers the risk of hospitalization and frequent ER visits.
HealthBI has included a comprehensive Patient Assessment Module in the new release of the HealthCollaborate™ Care Transition Management Application. The Patient Assessments Module is designed to help the care team to assess and deliver accurate multidisciplinary care for patients from hospitals to ambulatory and community care settings. Examples include Readmission Risk, PAM-13, PHQ-9, VR-12 or custom provider or health plan assessments.
The HealthCollaborate™ assessments can be delivered to patients via automated telephone calls (IVR) or by manual entry by the care team. The HealthCollaborate™ application can trigger clinical alerts to appropriate care team members based on assessment results. All system-generated assessments are available for monitoring by care team members within the HealthCollaborate™ Application.
About HealthBI
HealthBI, a company of Equality Health, is the most widely deployed solution for care navigation and virtual care team communities across the nation. Specializing in real-time health data integration, provider insight and affordable coordination of care for value based contracts. Headquartered in Scottsdale, Arizona, HealthBI is a HITRUST Certified Saas-based solution that was collaboratively developed by health plan leaders and clinical care coordinators to eliminate the inefficiencies of care management and to improve community-based care delivery. CareEmpowerTM aligns payers and providers in real-time to cost-effectively distribute patient events and care plans directly to providers and community resources resulting in dramatic reductions in admissions, ED utilization, and large measurable increases PCP engagement.
