Digital Healthcare
PR Newswire | October 23, 2023
United Medical, LLC, a multi-specialty ambulatory network with more than 225 full-service healthcare providers, has expanded its 20-year relationship with Oracle Health by another seven years. United Medical plans to deploy Oracle Health's electronic health record (EHR) at additional outpatient surgery centers and accountable care organizations within its network, providing a more intuitive platform to streamline workflows and processes for health practitioners. This helps bring financial, IT infrastructure, consulting services, and support together into one system to help provide more informed and coordinated care.
said Kemal Erkan, CEO and President, United Medical.
Our relationship with Oracle Health has allowed us to innovate and scale to new capabilities as demand for outpatient care is continuing to grow. This new strategic alignment will help create an easier path toward future growth opportunities as we ensure our practitioners have the latest and greatest technology to help improve their financial outcomes while remaining focused on top-tier patient care.
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With Oracle Health's EHR integrated across its network, United Medical will use a single domain, central patient portal, and billing system where authorized caregivers and staff can easily and effectively manage the patient's care journey. The system will also enable practitioners to see and act on patient information from nearly any location, which will help enhance documentation, simplify follow-up, and improve patient adherence to health maintenance plans.
"Teaming with networks like United Medical can help drive organizational efficiency that makes it easier for clinicians and staff to focus on patient care," said Travis Dalton executive vice president and general manager, Oracle Health. "With intelligent technology, Oracle Health is helping providers reduce costs, decrease burnout, and improve the patient experience."
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Health Technology
Omega Healthcare | October 13, 2023
Omega Healthcare Launches Omega Digital Platform (ODP): Advanced technology-driven solutions designed to ease administrative burdens and improve financial performance for healthcare organizations.
Leveraging artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, machine learning, bots, and natural language processing, ODP enhances efficiency and accuracy in revenue cycle functions.
Achievements include over 95 percent accuracy in coding, a 30 percent decrease in accounts receivable days, a 10-20 percent improvement in collections, and a significant reduction in denial rates.
Omega Healthcare has launched its Omega Digital Platform (ODP), featuring advanced technology-driven solutions to alleviate healthcare organizations' administrative burdens and enhance their financial performance. Leveraging its expertise in domains such as artificial intelligence, robotic process automation, machine learning, bots, and natural language processing, Omega Healthcare's innovative solutions are designed to boost efficiency and accuracy within critical revenue cycle functions significantly.
By minimizing the need for extensive human intervention, clients can reallocate resources, elevate employee and patient satisfaction, and drive improved financial outcomes. Omega Healthcare, renowned for its partnership with provider organizations across the United States, empowers them to attain impressive results, including a reduction in coding costs with an accuracy rate exceeding 95 percent, a substantial 30 percent decrease in accounts receivable (A/R) days, a notable 10-20 percent improvement in collections, and a significant drop in denial rates.
The PREDICT workflow engine, an integral part of the ODP, harnesses AI-driven solutions, incorporating advanced proprietary algorithms and comprehensive datasets. PREDICT equips clients to proactively address issues, averting potential challenges through its predictive capabilities, preventive measures, and intelligent task prioritization.
Additionally, implementing an automated digital workforce through Robotic Process Automation (RPA) streamlines client operations, reducing the burden of repetitive tasks while enhancing precision. This optimization improves efficiency and liberates staff and healthcare providers to dedicate their efforts to more strategic responsibilities and direct patient engagement.
The Omega Digital Platform (ODP) offers comprehensive Revenue Cycle Management Solutions that encompass Patient Access, Mid-Revenue Cycle, and Business Office functions, providing clients with the means to mitigate revenue leakage. In today's healthcare landscape, where denials and compliance regulations can pose substantial financial challenges, effective revenue cycle management (RCM) is paramount. With its cutting-edge claims management system and purpose-built technologies, Omega Healthcare equips organizations to optimize their revenue cycles. Whether supplementing existing processes or overseeing the entire revenue cycle, Omega Healthcare's solutions help prevent denials, enhance coding quality and compliance, and bolster cash flow.
This significant development was unveiled at the American Health Information Management Association 2023 Annual Conference. Omega Healthcare is actively participating at AHIMA23 (Booth 311) and is co-presenting its successful utilization of technology in collaboration with physicians at a prominent regional hospital to enhance coding compliance and financial outcomes. This reflects Omega Healthcare's ongoing commitment to advancing healthcare operations and financial success.
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Health Technology, Digital Healthcare
PR Newswire | September 27, 2023
The Georgian Bay Information Network, a partnership of six Ontario healthcare organizations, is advancing its use of Oracle Health's electronic health records (EHR) by adding new capabilities for advanced clinical services, optimized medication administration, and oncology specialty support under its recently launched multi-year project called eNautilus. These additions are expected to help caregivers improve patient safety, enhance collaboration between caregivers across facilities, and reduce the administrative burden on clinicians across the GBIN's combined 15 hospitals.
The GBIN includes Brightshores Health System Hanover & District Hospital (joined 2002), South Bruce Grey Health Centre (joined 2005), Muskoka Algonquin Health Care (joined 2015), Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital (joined 2016), and Almonte General Hospital (joined 2017), all of which use a common EHR to help streamline patient information. This collaboration has been essential to making GBIN one of the first multi-site organizations to have a single, shared health record to support patients across multiple sites in the region. Aligning GBIN organizations to the same technology helps increase productivity, enhance care coordination nearly anywhere the patient is treated, and improve patient care decisions.
"Oracle's technology has been a game-changer in the way we deliver healthcare to patients and is a core pillar of our digital transformation,"
said Jamie Page, director, EMR Integration, GBIN.
Its robust functionality has enabled us to scale EHR across our network while adding new functionality to meet the changing needs of our organizations. Now, we can create and maintain a single, portable health record that follows a patient as they visit various caregivers across our regions. This gives clinicians access to comprehensive patient information to better inform decisions and improve care coordination for patients.
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The GBIN manages more than 610,000 outpatient visits and over 30,000 inpatient admissions per year though their 15 facilities, offering a wide range of services, including complex surgeries, total joint replacements, cancer treatment, laboratory, MRI and CT diagnostics, ambulatory care, and 24/7 emergency departments.
New modules advance EHR capabilities
By integrating new Oracle Health modules with the EHR, including computerized physician order entry and closed-loop medication reconciliation, clinicians within the GBIN can more quickly and easily enter medical orders electronically, which can help reduce the risk of handwritten order errors, streamline workflows, and lower costs. The new modules can also help increase patient safety by helping to ensure the correct medication and dosage is administered to the right patient at the right point of care.
Using Oracle's Oncology EHR solutions, the GBIN is able to create a single, centralized patient record inclusive of all cancer treatment information to drive more personalized patient care.
"We are working to help the clinicians within the GBIN deliver more personalized and effective care and treatment plans for their patients across their region," said Brian Sandager, vice president, Canada, Oracle Health. "By connecting this healthcare ecosystem, Oracle Health can help them provide better experiences and health care decisions for patients while reducing administrative functions and overall operating expenses."
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