Automated symptom monitoring between clinical visits, risk scoring that finds the patient who is quietly declining, escalation that reaches the care team before the family dials 911, and the caregiver coaching that prevents the crisis in the first place.
The visit ends. The monitoring doesn’t.
A home health patient is seen a few hours a week and lives the other 160 hours unobserved. Potentially Preventable Hospitalization is now a scored claims-based measure, referral sources rank agencies on it, and the average readmission costs roughly $15,000 (AHRQ). The agencies that win are the ones watching between the visits.
Two numbers from last month. The benchmark cost per readmission comes from AHRQ.
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Readmissions are decided in the first thirty days. Here is what the platform does with them.