WorldView, a trailblazer in healthcare workflow automation, and Vivid Health, a cutting-edge AI-powered health management platform, announced a transformative partnership set to revolutionize communication and patient engagement in home health and hospice care.
This pioneering integration seamlessly streamlines communication between healthcare providers, patients, and caregivers. By harnessing Vivid Health’s Provider Led AI™ technology, the collaboration automates crucial aspects of care management, allowing healthcare professionals to devote more time to patient care and less to administrative burdens.
James Lezzer, VP of Strategic Partnerships at WorldView, said, “Our collaboration with Vivid Health is a monumental step forward in our quest to create an interoperable platform that enhances outcomes for both providers and patients. Integrating Vivid Health’s advanced AI technology will expedite the initiation of patient care, saving significant time for agencies and their nurses while fostering better patient engagement.”
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Revolutionary features of the integration include:
- Automated Documentation: Vivid Health’s AI initiates 94 percent of OASIS sections before a clinician begins, drastically cutting down on-site documentation time.
- Expedited Care Plan Development: Automated care plan creation reduces the process to under three minutes, enabling providers to focus on patient care.
- Enhanced Patient Engagement: Automated follow-up interactions with patients and caregivers ensures continuous engagement without sacrificing personal connection.
- Boosted Clinical Efficiency: Expedited care plans (created in 60 seconds or less) and automated subsequent engagements free up valuable time for clinical staff.
Susan Leonelli, MD, Chief Clinical Officer of Vivid Health, added, “Partnering with WorldView aligns with our mission to support value-based care at home. Our integrated solution jumpstarts the administrative process and quickly surfaces what’s going on with the patient so the nurse can make care decisions.”
Source: PRNewswire