In this recent episode of the Post-Acute POV podcast, our host, Nick Knowlton, VP of strategic initiatives, has a conversation with experts Deb Wesley, CEO of Addison County Home Health and Hospice, and Chris Pugliese, our director of interoperability, regarding the expanding role of interoperability in post-acute care settings. Together, they examine real-world examples of implementing electronic referrals, data exchange, medication reconciliation, and care coordination tools.
During their discussion, they explore the key benefits that interoperability offers home health and hospice organizations, highlighting how these technologies can improve outcomes, increase safety, drive efficiency, strengthen relationships with referral sources, and enhance staff satisfaction. Tune in for valuable insights into critical interoperability solutions and learn how leveraging these innovations enables agencies to provide superior patient-centered care. Make sure to tune in.
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