Your readmission penalty is being decided in clinics you don't control.
We partner with the primary care practices your discharged patients actually go home to. You get a real closed loop, not a fax confirmation, not a "we tried to call." Documented, attributable, HRRP‑aligned.
Discharge → PCP, not into the void.
Every discharge in your catchment shows up on a named clinician's worklist within 24 hours, with risk score and SDOH context attached.
7‑day visit + 30‑day check, tracked.
TCM-aligned milestones, surfaced as overdue/due, with a single pane the hospital case management team can audit.
HRRP‑aligned reporting.
Cohort-level readmission deltas by condition, by site, by PCP panel. Not a marketing dashboard - the numbers your CFO actually quotes.
A clean operational picture, not another dashboard to ignore.
- Hospital edition: discharge queue, ED revisit list, HRRP cohort view, ROI calculator
- Single‑signature ROI / LOI templates designed for fast partner review
- BAA‑ready, no PHI leaves the partner clinic without explicit ROI
- 30 / 60 / 90‑day pilot with a defined exit if numbers don't move
Built to plug into Epic, without a six‑month IT project.
We meet hospitals where their integration team actually is. Three doors in, pick whichever your team can sign off on this quarter.
SMART‑on‑FHIR (Epic, Cerner, Meditech)
Standard OAuth2 + FHIR R4. Reads Patient, Encounter, Condition, MedicationRequest, DocumentReference. Writes back the post‑discharge note as a DocumentReference. Launches inside Epic Hyperspace or standalone, no second login.
ADT feed (HL7v2 or FHIR Subscription)
We accept A03 (discharge) and A08 (update) over your existing Mirth / Rhapsody / Corepoint interface, or via Epic Bridges. The PCP worklist updates the moment the patient leaves the building.
Daily CSV / SFTP drop
If FHIR app review will take a quarter, we start with a signed daily discharge file over SFTP. Same workflow on day one, swap to FHIR when App Orchard / Showroom clears.
See the LOI we use with hospital partners.
Plain English, single signature, ninety‑day exit. Most CMOs read it in one sitting.
