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Home-Based Care Operators Expect to Use Screening Tools ‘Far into the Future’
For Bayada Home Health Care, the idea of implementing a sensible COVID-19 screening process began with pieces of paper. After some brainstorming, the company began exploring more technology-savvy processes and, ultimately, landed on text messages. Originally thought...
Chicago Digital Health Company is Expanding its Philadelphia Footprint
Dina, a Chicago digital health technology company, is planning a bigger push into the Philadelphia market as it embarks on plans for a national expansion. The five-year-old company, previously known as Prepared Health, has developed a care coordination platform that...
Chicago Companies Are Stepping Up to Take Down Covid Chaos
As the coronavirus has completely upended “business as usual,” Chicago-based companies are coming up with ways to innovate and offer customer-oriented solutions. After all, this is a time, if any, to bring something new to the table, and we’re seeing it happen in...
6 Ways To Build A Medicare Advantage Partnership
Medicare Advantage (MA) is on track to become a major payer for non-medical home-based benefits. Home care providers need to figure out how to get on board. During the past two years, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) has expanded the types of...
AI Nursing Assistant Brings Care to the Home
Health systems have been testing out mobile health communications platforms for quite some time to improve care team coordination, but very few have developed such a robust social media platform and this is the first I’ve seen a machine learning enabled digital assistant incorporated into the mix.
Big names sink $4 million into health care software startup
PreparedHealth, a Chicago startup that’s using social media and Big Data to help patients recover more quickly and stay out of the hospital, has attracted $4 million from several well-known investors.
An Aging Population, a Dynamic Partnership and Our Ongoing Quest to Help People Age Safely at Home
Every day, approximately 10,000 people turn 65 years old. By 2050, it’s estimated that people over 65 will represent more than 20 percent of the population, up from 15 percent today.
Scaling community-based care: Ten ways to win in 2019
Healthcare is in the midst of groundbreaking change, moving from a B2B model to a B2C model, and from physicians and administrators as the boss to patients as the boss.
HIStalk Interviews Ashish Shah, CEO, Prepared Health
Prepared Health is a Chicago-based company that is a little over four years old. Our platform connects hospitals and health plans to post-discharge providers such as post-acute care facilities, home care, and social determinants of health partners.
How to Launch a Value-Based Care Model
Home health aides are uniquely positioned to capture rich and timely data while caring for patients in the home. But data alone is not enough to impact outcomes. The real value comes from coupling point-of-care data with actionable insights for care.
Looking to cut hospital readmission rates? Ditch the faxes and Post-it notes.
Centegra Health System found that when case managers, home health aides, physical therapists and other care providers could easily communicate with each other about a shared patient, good things happened.
Jefferson Health Using Tech Tool to Fill Communication Gaps with Home Health Partners
Jefferson Health — a 14-hospital system with more than $5 billion in revenue — is turning to Dina to fill communication gaps with its home health partners.
How tech like Amazon’s Alexa can benefit home health
Home Health Care News sees the value in DINA and how AI has the potential to change patient care. This goal is shared by home health providers of all shapes, sizes and geographies. But PreparedHealth’s partnership with Moorestown, New Jersey-based Bayada actually...
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