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Next-Generation Patient Mastering

Experience the game-changing potential of next-generation patient data management. Unify records, optimize care, and save lives.

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Revolutionizing patient data management

  • Streamline patient care by breaking down data silos and enabling access to unified records
  • Reduce medical errors and unnecessary treatments for improved patient safety
  • Cut costs by using advanced technology to automate data reconciliation and matching
  • Enhance healthcare provider efficiency and coordination for seamless patient care
  • Improve patient experience through efficient data exchanges and personalized, value-based care
  • Optimize outcomes and lower healthcare costs with wider access to comprehensive patient data

Revolutionizing patient data management

  • Streamline patient care by breaking down data silos and enabling access to unified records
  • Reduce medical errors and unnecessary treatments for improved patient safety
  • Cut costs by using advanced technology to automate data reconciliation and matching
  • Enhance healthcare provider efficiency and coordination for seamless patient care
  • Improve patient experience through efficient data exchanges and personalized, value-based care
  • Optimize outcomes and lower healthcare costs with wider access to comprehensive patient data
 
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Improve healthcare operations and medical decision-making

Every medical provider believes in patient safety, but medical errors are still one of the leading causes of death in the US. Each year, a silent pandemic of as many as 440,000 deaths can be attributed to errors in care, including preventable adverse effects, mistakes involving the type and dose of medication, or a breakdown in communication. Many of these errors result from providers simply not having the information they need at the point of care. Bad data is an issue in every industry, but in the case of patient care, bad data can have real-world consequences. 

Recognizing the need to improve data access for patients and providers, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) have implemented interoperability rules and compliance timelines. There is a great unmet medical need for next-generation data mastering solutions that can dramatically increase the quality of patient data to improve patient care while reducing costs.

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