Hannah Patterson

VP and GM, Care at Home

Hannah Patterson is the Vice President & General Manager of Workforce Management solutions at Netsmart. She leads a team focused on building out solutions and services to support organizations in mobilizing their field staff beyond the electronic health record including solution planning, market analysis and growth of the business through solutions such as electronic visit verification and mobile dispatch. Hannah has worked in the healthcare industry for over 20 years with a background in home & community-based services providers. She’s served as a trusted advisor to clients through consulting, product, and operations. She serves on the Board for the National Electronic Visit Verification, member of NAHC, ADVION and advocates on behalf of community providers. Back

Recent articles from this author

One Voice for Care at Home: Celebrating Compassion and Connection This November

Wednesday, November 12 | Post-Acute Care

Netsmart proudly joins the National Alliance for Care at Home in recognizing National Care at Home Month. It is such a critical time in our industry to stand and unite together around the importance of care delivery in the home. National Care at Home Month represents a shared commitment to ensuring every person aging or living with serious illness has access to high-quality, person-centered care, wherever they call home.

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4 Ways AI is Optimizing Healthcare Processes

Wednesday, July 09 | EHR Solutions and Operations,Human Services,Post-Acute Care

The real-world potential and practical steps for healthcare professionals looking to navigate the AI frontier, with insights into the tools, strategies and safeguards every facility should consider.

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Powering Value-Based Care with Connected, Intuitive Technology

Wednesday, June 04 | Care Coordination,EHR Solutions and Operations,Interoperability,Post-Acute Care,Value-based Care

The goals of value-based care are clear: coordinate care across providers, improve quality, improve patient experience, lower costs and align payment with outcomes. But achieving those goals in a home-based setting presents unique hurdles. Post-acute care providers need technology that closes gaps, removes friction and enables proactive decision-making.

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