Readmission Reduction

Loopback Analytics’ leading-edge technology gives hospitals real-time solutions to stay connected with discharged patients, improve their quality of life and increase their satisfaction while positively impacting the organization’s bottom line. Easily integrated with current hospital operations, Loopback’s solution puts critical information at care coordinators’ fingertips.
 
Loopback Analytics’ hosted Readmission Reduction Service blends the latest technology with the live interaction of hospital care coordinators to achieve significant reductions in readmissions, while placing minimal demands on clinical and IT resources.

Why should hospitals be concerned about readmission?
1. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) is targeting hospital readmissions for cost reductions.
2. One in five Medicare patients is readmitted to the hospital within 30 days of discharge, costing billions of dollars.
3. CMS will begin imposing financial penalties for excessive readmissions for Heart Failure, Acute Myocardial Infarction and Pneumonia beginning in October, 2012.
4. Hospitals in the bottom quartile on readmissions will suffer penalties in the hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of dollars.

The measurement clock is ticking.
The measurement period has already begun. Now is the time to identify and implement a plan to reduce readmissions, improve clinical outcomes and increase patient satisfaction.

Loopback’s industry-leading solution.
Loopback’s unique solution employs proprietary methodology to calculate the likelihood of readmission for discharged patients, enabling hospitals to devote valuable human and financial resources to the most critically-important, at-risk patients. To learn more, click on the video link below.

Dashboard Reporting.
Loopback’s sophisticated, online dashboard reporting provides clinical care staff and hospital management the information it needs to accelerate continuous improvement in patient care.


 
 
 
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