Here’s what you should know:
1. SRS Health will monitor the entire continuum of care at IBJI. IBJI will be able to use SRS’ tools to optimize workflows and improve operational efficiencies and treatment protocols with the aim of providing better financial and clinical outcomes.
2. IBJI will also implement SRS’ patient engagement platform allowing patients to provide feedback about care received at the practice.
3. The partnership will allow IBJI to focus on patient care “without the additional burden of cumbersome data collection.”
IBJI COO André Blom said in a release, “At IBJI, we continually strive to enhance our clinical delivery model around the patient’s needs. When we looked at the depth and breadth of orthopedic data that SRS Health’s outcomes solution … collects and quantifies, there was no question that they could provide us with the insights to keenly refine our ongoing quality-improvement initiatives.”
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