Thursday, June 07 | Care Coordination, EHR Solutions and Operations, Interoperability, Post-Acute Care
Going Digital to Enhance Care Coordination and Outcomes in Senior Living
By Netsmart
If you were a senior living care provider looking to drive up quality of care and improve clinical and financial outcomes while balancing your status as a preferred referral partner, what would you do?
Invest in technology? That’s what Landis Communities did to achieve success. The five-star, full-service, live-at-home facility in Pennsylvania took steps to adopt health IT solutions that helped not only achieve positive results for their residents but also solidified their position as a vital player within their local healthcare system.
Via LeadingAge CAST, read the complete Landis Communities success story to see how they made it happen.
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Monday, June 29 | Thought Leadership,Human Services,Post-Acute Care
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Tuesday, June 23 | Human Services,Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership
Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS) providers operate in an environment defined by complexity, tight margins and an unwavering commitment to the individuals they serve. These organizations are no strangers to doing more with less, balancing growing regulatory requirements, workforce challenges and increasing demand for services. In this reality, efficiency isn’t a nice-to-have; it’s essential for maintaining operational stability and delivering consistent, high-quality care.
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Navigating HTI-1: What Rehab Therapy Practices Need to Know
Friday, June 19 | Interoperability
The new Health Technology Interoperability (HTI-1) framework has arrived, and it marks significant changes for how rehab therapy practices must capture, share, and utilize data. With the 2015 Edition gone, physical therapists and rehab practices have fresh regulatory requirements to consider—and they carry new implications for participating in value-based care, meeting Promoting Interoperability Standards and delivering more connected patient care.
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