Centegra Health System opted to participate in CMS’ Bundled Payments for Care Improvement initiative. But at first, it wasn’t sure how it was going to track, chart and monitor a patient’s progress throughout a full 90-day episode of care.

None of Centegra’s existing systems allowed it to chart pre-hospitalization or post-hospitalization, and it had no common platform for the various post-acute partners to be active participants in the care, with the exception of manual tracking, phone calls, faxing and so forth. All options were antiquated and time-consuming and fraught with missed opportunities.

So the health system turned to Dina’s (formerly PreparedHealth’s) technology, a mobile communications platform for providers designed to reduce time and waste involved in transitioning patients from one facility to another and increase visibility for all caregivers involved with a patient’s care. It has been using the platform for 18 months and now is rolling it out to all hospital discharges.

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