Readjustment Healthcare 

Problem: Unplanned Rehospitalizations
Hospital readmissions are disruptive to patients and costly to healthcare systems. Unnecessary return to hospitals shortly after discharge has been increasingly perceived as a marker of poor quality of care that patients receive during hospital admission.        
Hospital readmissions are frequent, harmful and costly - 18% of Medicare patients, totaling over 2.3 million patients annually, are rehospitalized within 30 days after discharge, incurring an annual cost of $17 billion, which constitutes nearly 20 % of Medicare’s total payment. 
​          It is reported by the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) that about 75 % of such readmissions can and should be avoided.           

Saying "NO" to Readjustment Healthcare

Solution: ValuTrax II™ 
​SafeCareSoft - EMR-based software
EMR-based software applications that identify key conditions and high-risk procedures to target avoidable readmissions to optimize readmissions reduction (HRRP) scores. The metrics of the HRRP encourages hospitals to improve the quality, safety, and efficiency of acute inpatient care for patients by:
  • Focusing on better coordination of care and communications between providers, and patients and their caregivers.
  • Improving discharge planning, education and follow-up for discharged patients.
  • Using electronic medical records to share information and provide continuity of care.