Connected home health, under your agency’s name.
Daily check-ins by app or secure text, plus vitals from Bluetooth devices, keep every patient one touch from your care team. Red flags reach nurses early, unplanned drives drop, and every call lands in your EMR.
One care team. Three ways to stay connected.
Patients reach your nurses the way that suits them. Your team works from one portal.
- Patient app
- Secure text
- Bluetooth vitals
- Video
- Visit notes
Your patient app
Secure messaging, one-tap calls and video visits, and a daily check-in, all in your colors.
Bluetooth devices
BP cuffs, scales and glucometers pair once. Vitals flow into your portal, scored with the daily check-in.
Secure text (SMS)
For patients who aren’t tech-savvy: any phone that texts. One-key replies and HIPAA-compliant video links.
Illustrative patient app · not real patient data
Illustrative text thread · not real patient data
From start of care to a note in your EMR.
Onboard at start of care
App or text. The first check-in happens the same day.
Daily check-in, scored
Questions by condition, plus vitals from the patient’s devices.
Red flags, one tap
Message, call or video, on your escalation protocol.
Needs met remotely
Fewer unplanned drives. Planned visits stay on schedule.
Calls become notes
Transcribed, clinician-approved, and filed to your EMR.
Fewer drives, fewer readmits, less paperwork.
Lower RN utilization
Fewer unplanned visits, while periods stay above LUPA thresholds.
Fewer ER visits and readmits
Problems caught early, before they turn into a 911 call.
Happier patients, better outcomes
Easy reach to the care team, and results that support HHVBP.
Less documentation
Every call becomes a structured note in your EMR.
- Avoided unplanned RN visits
- $93,000
- 1 unplanned visit per patient every 2 months met remotely (~$155 each)
- Clinician time back
- $54,000
- 3 hours a week of documentation saved for 8 clinicians (~$45/hr)
Savings are illustrative and depend on census, visit mix and documentation.
What published studies found.
fewer admissions, 25% fewer bed days, and 86% of patients satisfied in a national home telehealth program for veterans.
Darkins et al., Telemedicine and e-Health, 2008
fewer heart failure hospitalizations with telemonitoring, and 15% fewer with structured telephone support.
Inglis et al., Cochrane Review, 2015
less time on paperwork, saving 3 to 4 hours a week, among clinicians using ambient scribes.
OntarioMD AI Scribe Evaluation, 2024
The expanded Home Health Value-Based Purchasing (HHVBP) Model adjusts Medicare payment up to ±5% based on outcomes, including hospitalizations and HHCAHPS patient experience scores.
Let’s explore the value together.
See it with your branding, your workflows, your team.