Automate Benefits Workflows for Maximum Efficiency
Empower care coordinators to spend less time with phone calls and faxes, and delight people with quick activation of in-home services.
Here’s how it works:
- Build digital service provider networks for real-time visibility into capacity and availability.
- Efficiently broadcast service requests across your network.
- Complete service requests and track updates.
- Measure utilization to support compliance requirements.
More Than a Referral Engine
Built for efficiency, interoperability, and visibility, Dina’s care coordination solutions streamline network management, benefit coordination, and transitions of care.
Dina empowers teams to track patient and member progress with new home-based assessment data, and safely intervene throughout a person’s health journey via digital engagement tools.
Care Traffic Control: Extend Coordination to the Home
Using Dina’s “care traffic control” model, care navigators can coordinate benefits and home-centered services efficiently, and focus on those who are at risk of falling through the cracks.
Our care coordination solutions empower teams to manage care delivery throughout the journey, and remotely engage people to help them stay home safely. By leveraging home-based assessment data, care managers can identify risk and support the people who need it most.
Digitize Your Provider Network of In-Home Services
Personal Care & IHSS
Home Health
Hospice & Palliative Care
Respite Care
Home Modification Services
Medical Equipment
Medical Transport
Mental Health
Meals & Nutrition
Courier Services
A New Perspective on Network Management
Leverage new types of data on engagement, responsiveness, and quality to continuously identify your highest-performing partners. Access comprehensive organization profiles to match members to appropriate resources. Structure your trusted network on the platform to reflect tiers, contracts and provider performance.
Reduce Costly
Healthcare Moments
To reduce costly healthcare moments like readmissions, avoidable hospitalizations, and ED visits, Dina’s technology goes beyond identifying the SDOH insights typically found in claims data or EHR records.
We close the loop on intervention management by leveraging proprietary algorithms and data sources to identify individuals who may benefit from additional home-based, or lower-cost care services.
Reduce Costly
Healthcare Moments
To reduce costly healthcare moments like readmissions, avoidable hospitalizations, and ED visits, Dina’s technology goes beyond identifying the SDOH insights typically found in claims data or EHR records.
We close the loop on intervention management by leveraging proprietary algorithms and data sources to identify individuals who may benefit from additional home-based, or lower-cost care services.
Powering In-Home Care Services
Health Plans
Digitally activate supplemental and other home-centered benefits for Medicare and Medicaid members to reduce administrative burden and improve member acquisition and retention.
Providers
Organize a safe landing home for people after an acute stay, including any in-home support, and remain connected to ensure they receive the care they need, when and where they need it.
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Delivering Seamless Care in the Home
“We need to use technology to get care to where patients are instead of getting patients to where care is located. Dina is aligned with our goal of healthcare with no address, and an important partner as we work to deliver seamless care outside the hospital.”
Stephen K. Klasko
MD, MBA, former Jefferson Health CEO
Use Dina’s
Care Coordination Solutions to Power Your
In-Home Care
Increase in Coordination Efficiency
Services Coordinated
Network Partners
Used By Innovative Health Plans and Providers
News & Insights
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