Care Traffic Control: Extend Care Management to the Home
Using Dina’s “care traffic control” model, care managers can now support patients beyond the walls of the hospital to ensure a safe landing home. Our care coordination solutions empower teams to manage care delivery throughout the patient journey, and remotely engage people to help them stay home safely. By leveraging home-based assessment data, care managers can identify risk and provide support to the people who need it most.
One Platform to Connect Patients & Providers at All Levels of Care
Dina’s intuitive technology delivers a command center-styled workflow built on actionable, home-based insights that address an individual’s social determinants of health. Connect to all levels of care in one platform to simplify workflows and support people who are managing chronic conditions or want to age in place.
Access the Fastest-Growing Network of Care-At-Home Services
Medical Equipment
Medical Transport
Mental Health
Home Modification Services
Mobile Testing
Personal Care
Medical Supplies
House Calls
Food Supply
Courier Services
Act on Timely Home-Based Patient Insights
To reduce costly healthcare moments like readmissions, avoidable hospitalizations and avoidable 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 provide a complete picture of patient health.
Power a New Model of Care
Hospitals & ACOs
Manage a preferred network of high-quality post-acute providers, create a line-of-site into the home, and improve patient care and satisfaction.
Health Plans
Post-Acute & In-Home Providers
Gain visibility into the home and use real-time data to measure quality and participate in value-based care programs.
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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 to Power Your In-Home Care
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In-Network Utilization
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Increase in Case Manager Efficiency
Services Coordinated
Used By Innovative Hospitals, ACOs, Health Plans & In-Home Care Providers
News & Insights
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Webinar: Reducing Chronic Condition Readmissions
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MedCity News: Can Technology Help Close the Gap in Healthcare Staffing?
Healthcare staffing shortages are on the rise. As more care moves to the home, can technology help close the gap? Increasingly, health organizations are turning to technology to solve some of the complex challenges related to moving care from traditional acute...
Navigating the Shift to Home-Based Care: 4 Strategies for Success
First came the rise of telehealth. Now home-based care is gaining traction as care delivery continues to move outside the four walls of the hospital and into the home and community. “One of the things we’re seeing in the market is that every provider organization,...
Dr. Mary Naylor Joins Dina’s Board of Directors
Dina announced the appointment of Mary D. Naylor, PH.D., RN, FAAN, to its board of directors. Dr. Naylor is the Marian S. Ware Professor in Gerontology and Director of the NewCourtland Center for Transitions and Health at the University of Pennsylvania School of...
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[Webinar] Home As The New Care Setting: Are You Ready?
Many Accountable Care Organizations find that delivering care in the home provides a lower-cost and more comfortable setting for patients, and can help people with complex and chronic care needs manage their conditions in a lower-acuity setting. How do you activate...
Managing Post-Acute Care: A Critical Success Factor for ACOs
ACOs have an economic incentive to manage post-acute care use rates, networks, quality, and costs. Today, this often includes an expanded use of home visits and in-home care. Joe Damore, CEO of Damore Health Advisors (below), offers three steps to scale home-based...
Open the Door to Better Care at Home
See how Dina’s care coordination solutions are helping hundreds of healthcare providers monitor, manage and deliver better care at home.