Hospital-acquired conditions are a significant issue, affecting 1 in 10 hospitalized adults in the U.S. Specifically, pressure injuries acquired in the hospital come at a considerable cost to patient health and hospital financial performance, adding $21,767 per patient. Left unchecked,…
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Across the board, cardiology groups are battling administrative complexity, revenue stress and EHR limitations and current models aren’t keeping up. New numbers show nearly half of independent practices are exploring new affiliations and affiliated groups are frustrated by tech gaps…
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About 1 in 3 U.S. adults have at least three risk factors for cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome — a condition rooted in the overlap of heart disease, kidney disease and metabolic disorders like Type 2 diabetes and obesity. Yet care delivery…
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Managing thousands of cardiac device patients used to mean endless remote transmissions, redundant reviews and billing headaches. Deborah Heart and Lung Center proved there’s a better way. By adopting a modern patient management solution, the specialty hospital reduced unnecessary remote…
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With an aging population and the growing burden of chronic disease, remote patient monitoring will only become more important in the years to come. RPM can reduce readmissions, lower costs and improve care continuity — but only when adoption scales.…
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Discover how the future of inpatient care is being reshaped with the hospital-at-home (HaH) model. This informative white paper dives into the outcomes of HaH programs, such as lower mortality rates, innovative care models, and patient-centered solutions. With the initiative…
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Hospitals face increasing challenges — rising patient volumes, capacity constraints and the need for cost-effective, patient-centered care. Traditional inpatient models often struggle to meet these demands efficiently. Studies show hospital-at-home programs deliver better clinical outcomes, higher patient satisfaction and significant…
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Clinicians make hundreds of care decisions a day. The consequences of fatigue, burnout and variability are real. Delayed diagnoses, missed follow-ups and inconsistent care are just some of the outcomes that can arise. This new whitepaper outlines how enterprise-wide clinical…
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Hospitals are fighting an ongoing battle against unrecognized patient deterioration, alarm fatigue, opioid-induced respiratory depression, sepsis, unplanned extubation and other preventable conditions. In this whitepaper, we will review the scope of these patient safety matters, inadequacies of current practices, the…
Healthcare organizations are increasingly embracing a simple, yet effective change to improve diagnostic accuracy, avoid antibiotic misuse and drive better outcomes: in-house PCR testing. First popularized during the COVID-19 pandemic, the technology now plays a crucial role in detecting a…
