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Faster Start of Care
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Visit Documents Collected
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Caseload Improvement
How We Help
Provider Identification
Contracting & Credentialing
Service Coordination
Visit Notes Collection
Reconciliation & Payments
Performance Management
Who We Serve
PACE Programs
Special Needs Plans
Medicare Advantage
Modernizing Network Management of In-Home Services
Traditional network management for in-home services is operationally expensive, unresponsive, and ill-adapted to serve the unique needs of care managers, product designers, and the current network management team.
From provider identification to contracting and credentialing, Dina simplifies, organizes, and aligns your approach to in-home service network management with key outcomes and performance milestones. Leveraging Agentic AI, in-home care contracting experts, and Dina’s fulfillment platform, we reduce administrative expenses while significantly streamlining critical access to outcome improving personal care services.
Used By Innovative Health Plans and Providers
Faster Access = Better Outcomes
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Fewer ER Visits
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Network Partners
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Reduce Costly
Healthcare Moments
To reduce costly healthcare moments like readmissions, avoidable hospitalizations, and ED visits, Dina’s contracted network of caregiver agencies and fulfillment platform leads to accelerated starts of care by finding the right provider for the right member.
We pair quality-oriented, SLA-backed networks with closed loop coordination powered by proprietary data sources to ensure members are supported at key moments in their journey.
News & Insights
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