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ECARING
The End of Health Care as We Know It
The Heart of Better Care Management
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Where’s the Data Health Care Needs?
A patient spends a few hours with a doctor
There are (sometimes) records from the doctor’s office
A few days in a hospitalThere are Electronic Health
Records from hospitals
And the rest of their years at homeBut: What happens in the home?
There are no digital home health records.
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What You Don’t Know CAN Hurt You
The lack of actionable data from the home means:
Excess Hospital and ER admissions and readmissions Exposing hospitals to significant Medicare penalties
Inability to treat problems to minimize their health and cost impact
Avoidable transitions from the home to institutional care
A lot of unnecessary suffering for patients and their families: 60 million family caregivers, problems cost businesses $34
billion/year
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eCaring fills the Missing Link in Care
Management: In-home Care Data
HospitalPrimary & Specialty
Care
eCaring helps keep patients in their home and out of the
hospital
Personal Health Record enables providers, case managers and families to: • track critical in-home care conditions;• respond to changes in trends and conditions• Intervene rapidly to prevent serious deterioration•Avoid more burdensome, expensive care•Maintain timely communications
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How Does eCaring Generate Comprehensive, Real Time Personal Health Records from the Home?
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• Simple, intuitive icon based interface for entering data – both clinical “vitals” information and daily activities• Unique integration of Behavioral and Clinical Data• Designed specifically for, and tested on, users with limited computer skills and English as a second language
ICONS FOR BEHAVIORAL CONDITIONS “SLIDERS” FOR CLINICAL DATA
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The Result: Better Health Care at Lower Cost
Lowest Cost Appropriate Response
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Well on Our Way: Upcoming Programs
“Absolutely, eCaring can save lives”
— Dr. Barbara Paris, Director Geriatrics Maimonides Medical Center
Professor Geriatrics Mount Sinai Hospital