In home-based care, the need for technology is on the rise. But while many providers understand its ability to improve performance, they may not realize the impact it could have on compliance. In this blog, we explore a few ways the CitusHealth platform can help improve compliance with digital documents.
Technology in home-based care is a necessity, but how can providers foster adoption among patients, caregivers and staff — and what are the benefits of doing so? In this blog, we explore the different angles of technology adoption and how the right technology can benefit everyone involved in the care journey.
Built with the API-first approach, every feature of CitusHealth is exposed via application programming interfaces (APIs). In this blog, we explore the advantages of this approach and how it can lead to innovative solutions.
When home-based care organizations embrace digital management tools, they not only foster more connected care teams and engaged patients and families, but they can also experience reduced rehospitalizations. In this blog, we explore different virtual management tools that can help decrease preventable readmissions.
CitusHealth is dedicated to proactively solving the complex challenges of information security, strengthening our defenses against threats and mitigating risks. In this blog, we discuss our approach to security and how those strategies impact those we serve.
Omnichannel communication has many benefits for home-based care providers — including the ability to ease the administrative burden on staff, which is critical for organizations facing the ongoing labor shortage. In this blog, we explore five omnichannel workflows that can also help increase staff productivity, improve billing efficiencies, and retain revenue.
Care teams need a holistic view of the patient in real time and preventable readmissions need to be avoided, which is why interoperability has become such a necessity in home-based care. In this blog, we explore why early interventions are imperative and how interoperability can help.
It has long been a problem for patients to retain care information once they leave the hospital. In this blog, we explore a recent study that found patients need better education through digital tools and how the right technology can help improve education for patients receiving care after discharge.
A common challenge among providers is sharing educational information. Manual processes and paper materials are often used, creating slow workflows and delaying care. In this blog, we explore how the right technology can tackle some of these challenges with digital educational workflows that can improve efficiency and help home and specialty infusion providers scale.
With drug costs on the rise, payors are starting to shift where patients receive infusions. Instead of hospital settings, they’re opting for ambulatory infusion centers and suites or home infusion. As this change continues, industry players need to consider the impact it can have on their businesses. This blog explores four ripple effects of this shift on key industry stakeholders.
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