A Healthcare App for Coordinated Care
Industry:
Healthcare
Duration:
12 months
Services:
Mobile App Development
Website:
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Threat to Patient Safety, Quality, and Affordability
Uncoordinated healthcare is a major issue that can have a big impact on patient safety, quality of care, and costs. When patients see multiple providers, their care is often not well-coordinated. This can lead to medical errors, duplication of services, delays in care, and patient frustration.
These problems can have serious consequences for patients, such as injury, financial hardship, and even death. It is important to find ways to improve coordination of care for patients with multiple providers. One way to do this is for patients to share their medical records with all of their providers and ask them to communicate with each other about their care. Another way to improve coordination of care is for healthcare providers to work together to create integrated care systems.
Improving coordination of care is a complex challenge, but it is essential to ensure that patients receive the best possible care.
Our Solution
Connecting Providers
CareSync is a healthcare app that helps to improve the coordination of care for patients with multiple providers. The app allows patients to share their medical records with all of their providers, so that everyone has access to the same information. This helps to improve communication and coordination between providers, which can lead to better patient care.
Coordinated Care for Better Outcomes
This app aim to make it easy for providers to communicate with each other about a patient’s care. This can lead to better informed decisions about treatment and a more coordinated approach to care.
Providers have access to a complete view of a patient’s medical history, including records from other providers. This helps them to make more informed decisions about treatment and to avoid potential conflicts with other medications or treatments.
Medical Records at Your Fingertips
CareSync gives patients easy access to their own medical records. This can be helpful for a variety of reasons, such as when applying for insurance or when seeking care from a new provider.
Overall, having access to a complete medical history can help providers to reduce the risk of medical errors and improve patient safety. This is because providers are able to make more informed decisions about care, avoid potential conflicts, and better understand a patient’s individual needs.
