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Scheduling has never been easy. In the fast-paced healthcare field, things are always shifting in a variety of directions — scheduling being at the top of the list. However, many hospitals, clinics, and other medical care facilities that need on-call scheduling are operating under antiquated systems. Old traditional methods of whiteboards, spreadsheets, and weekly emails aren’t doing the job. This type of on-call scheduling lacks the effectiveness and responsiveness needed in the quickly changing environment of healthcare. 

Developing a dependable on-call schedule cements an organization’s commitment to reliability, consistency, and high-quality care. The most effective way to do this involves the infusion of technology into a healthcare organization’s system. By leveraging an on-call scheduling application, team members are able to access and be notified at a moment’s notice from both a mobile device or computer. This type of system enables organizations to focus on provided care, instead of the mundane logistics of day-time-person schedule setting. 

Benefits of App-Based On-Call Scheduling 

Why specifically should a healthcare organization completely deviate from its current on-call scheduling system? It is estimated that in North America alone, downtime costs businesses over $700 billion annually. When specifically looking at healthcare, not only is money lost or wasted, but individuals’ lives are in jeopardy when an insufficient number of staff members are present or available. 

The notion that on-call scheduling needs improvement is nothing new. How to revamp the process is the question. Before laying out how to create an effective on-call schedule strategy, here are the benefits presented by an app-based solution: 

Instant Messaging to On-Call Staff 

Automatic On-Call Routing 

Quick and Responsive Scheduling Adjustments 

Seamless Integration with Call Centers 

Calendar Sharing with External Parties 

All while being HIPAA compliant, on-call scheduling done via an app-based product allows healthcare organizations to see more satisfaction in the day-to-day of their employees. Institutions transitioning to this form of scheduling have reported: 

Improved Work-Life Balance 

Less Burnout 

Higher Employee Retention 

More Transparent Work Culture 

Better Patient Care 

On-Call Schedule Strategy 

Assuming your healthcare organization makes the switch to an app-based on-call scheduling system, how do you develop an effective strategy for it? Four important factors to consider include team size, department resources, time of year, and work-life balance.  

All four components need to be mindful of each other as a systemic relationship is necessary to see a truly effective strategy. 

Team Size 

To start, take stock of your personnel. It is critical to analyze where your team stands in both ability and physical numbers. When crafting an on-call schedule you must not over schedule members or under schedule for your institution’s necessary productivity. 

Department Resources 

Not every department may be equal in your healthcare institution. Some services require a greater number of doctors, nurses, and support staff. Therefore, your on-call schedule strategy needs to be flexible and customizable to every aspect of your organization. Be conscious when allocating your team members’ shifts in order to ensure every department’s resource needs are met 24/7 – 365.

Time of Year 

Your healthcare institution requires more personnel and active hours during specific times in the year. For example, cold and flu season may require your organization to schedule more on-call staffers than other times during the year. Maybe your healthcare institution is in a travel destination, which is also often seasonal. Knowing how your community sees influxes in healthcare needs is vital to a positive on-call plan. 

Work-Life Balance 

Finally, on-call scheduling needs to keep employees’ physical and mental health in mind. On-call scheduling is often sporadic and can affect natural sleep habits. In order to properly protect employees’ health and job satisfaction, scheduling must guard and respect the outside lives their team members have. Therefore, avoid overscheduling and share unfavorable shifts across the board. 

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As the world leader in HIPAA compliant text messaging and EVV technology, we can help ensure your organization meets all mandate requirements. Contact us today at (866) 295-0451 about a free demo, or how to start implementing our technology at your health company!

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As a home health service provider, you are concerned with streamlining your organizational processes, enhancing your quality of care, and abiding by all state and federal regulations. An EVV system like Visit Path can help you improve your company from top to bottom. By using a real-time, GPS-enabled post-acute care delivery resource management app, paperwork becomes easier, and patient satisfaction increases. 

Time-Saving and Cost Reducing 

Using an EVV system for home care helps teams maximize their time during and in-between visits, as well as reducing the likelihood of false claims and data errors. Teams have more transparent management and monitoring of service delivery. By digitizing paperwork and the ability to send documents and photos directly to your EMR system, vital information is less likely to fall through the cracks. With better data management, home health services are able to see faster cost reimbursement and a lower audit probability. 

Improved Patient Engagement and Satisfaction 

In 2018, over 90 percent of home health visits took place in rural areas. With Visit Path, locating patients is easier than before. With GPS-tracking, team members can easily locate their next visit and provide the needed care to the patient. With real-time tracking, fewer patient visits are missed/canceled, helping ensure patient care is delivered on time and verifiable by the patient themselves. 

HIPAA, State, & Federal Compliant

Visit Path is 100 percent HIPAA compliant, providing a secure platform that integrates with your EMR system. As both state and federal regulations surround EVV technology, Visit Path is customizable to fit the exact rules and guidelines within your operating state(s). 

Flexible and Reliable 

Visit Path is the industry leader in EVV technology. The platform fits nearly any home health service provider’s needs and business model. From hospice care to physical therapy, implementing a system like Visit Path increases overall efficiency, while helping support team members in their daily care activities. 

Fast Set-Up & Low Maintenance 

Starting Visit Path for your home healthcare service can be done in a matter of days, versus weeks. Once set-up, Visit Path requires no maintenance on your part — it is a set it and forget it solution to your everyday business.

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Many clinics, hospitals, and other health institutions have started or expanded their telehealth services over the past six weeks. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to affect daily life and the burden on the healthcare system, telehealth remains a needed component to safely care and treat the public. However, what happens with telehealth once this health crisis is better managed and controlled? Should healthcare institutions rollback their use of the technology and once again focus on in-person visits? 

While broad-stroke decision making, especially in the healthcare sector, doesn’t always make sense, retaining the use of telehealth services makes sense moving forward. As our world becomes increasingly digital, humans are shifting their way of life. It is now commonplace to see people are working from home or ordering groceries from the comfort of their couch. It is only a matter of time before the general public prefers to see a doctor via their smartphone or computer screen, compared to an office. 

While the benefits of telehealth are relatively clear on the patient side, healthcare providers also enjoy advantages associated with the care method. From better patient engagement to ease of use to scheduling flexibility, telehealth is rewriting the standard for modern-day healthcare. 

3 Direct Benefits to Telehealth 

As we explore the advantages of telehealth, it is important to see these key points through a long-term lens. While telehealth is currently filling in a lot of gaps caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the use of this technology projects to achieve several overarching public health goals: 

More specialty care available to local communities 

Faster healthcare access for rural communities 

Reduced strain on healthcare infrastructure 

Minimizes healthcare cost expenditures  

Improves patient-provider relationships 

Now to redirect back to provider only benefits, here are three advantages to maintaining and using telehealth technology moving forward. 

Opens New Business Models 

The current healthcare system model is rather straightforward and little major change has occurred over the decades. With the permanent infusion of telehealth services, each healthcare institution has the ability to restructure their business model. In doing so, most cost-saving measures can be implemented, alongside new ways of expanding revenue streams that before were impossible. 

Improves Patient Engagement Rates 

One of the biggest issues providers face is patient-treatment adherence. Many doctors and staff have to re-treat their patients because due to a lack of following protocol. This halts progression in improving the acute and chronic conditions that affect a patient. By enabling the use of telemedicine, patients are less likely to skip doctor visits or avoid physician communication. With the flexibility and ease of access with telehealth services, patients become more engaged with their provider — making it easier for healthcare institutions to provide better care and see healthier patients. 

Increases Healthcare Quality 

Telehealth is able to increase the overall quality healthcare institutions are able to provide their communities with. With greater resources available, providers can connect with patients in a faster, more effective manner than ever before. By offering virtual visits, providers can quickly assess the severity of a case and provide next step measures — this ability reduces unnecessary ER room visits and time-traveling for an in-office visit. In reducing unneeded face-to-face visits, providers can better allocate their time and resources to more pressing needs — helping elevate the overall quality of their institution. 

QliqSOFT and Your Telehealth Platform

Our HIPAA compliant telehealth platform is leading the industry in healthcare solutions. We are helping enhance the satisfaction of both providers and patients and help deliver useful real-world answers to how we can improve the process of giving and receiving healthcare. To learn about how we can help you institute telehealth services, contact us today.

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The COVID-19 pandemic has, for the time being, redefined how the world operates. With billions of people around the globe under strict “stay-at-home” orders, modern life has come to seem archaic. With millions of American businesses have been put on hold, while the nation attempts to slow the spread of the virus. Due to the high contagion rate of the respiratory illness, and the lack of clear effective treatment, the healthcare system has been flooded with hospitalizations for COVID-19 patients. 

This influx in needed care has strained the resources of the healthcare system. Hospitals and clinics are unable to care for both pandemic sufferers and individuals with non-COVID related illnesses in the same manner. This has caused telehealth to take a front-seat approach within the healthcare market. Telehealth has long been expected to play a large role in how healthcare is delivered in the future, but its mass deployment has been expedited due to this sudden public health crisis. 

So as more telehealth services are being used to see and treat non-COVID patients, HIPAA compliance regulations have been relaxed in order to meet the needs of both provider and patient. However, once the virus is contained and the healthcare system can return to normal workload and operations, then normal HIPAA compliance guidelines will resume for telehealth services. This underscores the importance for institutions using telehealth technology to have a long-term plan in place for when these regulations are reinstated. 

Why Telehealth Services Are Here To Stay 

Many experts and scholars predict that life after this pandemic will never return to its previous self. From how we interact in public to how we go about our daily work habits. In a digital age where much of business is already done online, telecommuting has steadily grown over the years in popularity and productivity. Businesses are moving away from centralized office spaces and encouraging remote working. For many businesses, this pandemic has either spurred this transition to full-time telecommunication or further cemented the decision that it was the right one. 

Therefore, as more Americans begin to handle their daily lives inside the home, it is fair to expect healthcare to follow as the next aspect of “at-home” integration. Many Americans have grown accustomed to staying home and conducting their life’s needs in a virtual manner –, especially with younger generations. With a large portion of healthcare cases being non-life threatening and seasonal, many doctor visits can be handled via smartphone or computer. The accessibility and flexibility associated with telehealth are both appealing and health-conscious. More widespread use of telehealthcare could lead to lower rates of disease spread and a better patient-retention rate. 

These points illustrate that the time for telehealth is not just now, but also moving forward. 

A HIPAA Compliant Solution For Telehealth Services 

In order to keep telehealth services up and running past the COVID-19 pandemic, health institutions need to deliver their care via a HIPAA compliant telehealth platform. The telecommunication platform, Zoom, has received a lot of publicity during this crisis, and have positioned itself as a telehealth solution. 

However, Zoom and other “business conferencing” platforms are not specifically designed for healthcare demand and information sensitivity. These platforms lack HIPAA certification because they are not an Electronic Health Records (EHR) program. Once HIPAA compliance regulations return to their original state, using a platform like Zoom will no longer be feasible. 

Therefore, institutions must invest in a telehealth platform that is suited to adhere by all HIPAA codes and regulations. QliqSOFT’s Virtual Visits provides healthcare institutions with a system that is secure, reliable, easy to use, and most of all — HIPAA compliant. The platform is built with true end-to-end 2048 data bit encryption, and never stores any PHI (Protected Health Information) on the cloud. This ensures health care institutions regain 100 percent control over their own data. The usability for patients has also been simplified to allow them to focus on the care they are seeking. Instead of needing to download apps or programs, patients join a secure video patient room via a secure URL sent by SMS text. 

Additionally, Virtual Visits is a long-term telehealth solution that is able to be deployed for your healthcare institution in a matter of hours, not days or weeks. Seamless integration with your internal system via HL7 / FHIR / API makes the jump a quick transition. 

Use Virtual Visits As Your HIPAA Compliant Telehealth Platform  

As the world leader in HIPAA compliant solutions and telehealth technology, we can help ensure your organization meets all mandate requirements and patient care needs. Contact us today at (866) 295-0451 about a free demo, or how to start implementing our technology at your health company!

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The pandemic of COVID-19 is causing a disruption in both personal and professional lives. Individuals are strongly urged to practice social distancing, while businesses are having to adjust business models in order to keep employees and consumers safe. 

This fast-spreading infection has taken a massive toll on the healthcare industry. Hospitals and clinics are flooded with patients and calls about possible symptoms, in addition to this time of the year already being allergy and flu season. The influx of pressure has caused the healthcare system to see a shortage of supplies and bed space. With local, state, and federal regulations and guidelines put into place in an effort to “flatten the curve,” healthcare institutions are still wrestling with the reality of a highly-contagious virus. 

So for healthcare systems that are having to implement ad-hoc telecommuting practices, how can you safely and effectively communicate during a time when employees are so spread out? 

A secure healthcare communication tool like Qliq is built to thrive in this type of telecommuting environment. With HIPAA-compliance in mind, communicating with both colleagues and patients can now be carried out without significant disruption or pause. 

Use as a Collaboration Tool 

Healthcare workers are involved in a highly collaborative system. Doctors, nurses, and support staff are in need to consistently be able to quickly reach desired parties in order to deliver patient care. Qliq’s easy to use interface makes on-the-fly learning easy for employees of all ages and is compatible with both mobile devices and computers — adding greater remote worker flexibility. With features like one-to-one direct texting, group messaging, and broadcast messages, individuals are just a few clicks away from their team members. 

Fits the BYOD Atmosphere 

When healthcare workers are able to work inside their hospitals, clinics, and offices under normal circumstances, they are most often communicating via their own device. Today, most healthcare institutions operate under the bring your own device (BYOD) policy. There is no error in this thinking, except that most of these intra-office communications happen over an unsecured platform like SMS texting. This is not HIPAA compliant and runs the risk of sensitive information being exposed. 

With Qliq, you don’t have to change your current model by issuing new secured devices like pagers. Instead, you can implement the use of Qliq which fits on nearly any mobile device or computer owned by your team members — all while remaining encrypted and HIPAA compliant. 

Ability to Share Medium Diverse Information 

Healthcare work is also highly visual, with the need to share photos, charts, and vital documents. Qliq offers the ability for remote workers to quickly and effortlessly disseminate this information with fellow colleagues and corresponding patients. With this ability, healthcare is able to make the full jump into successful telecommuting. With this level of HIPAA compliant technology, remote workers are still able to productively do their jobs. 

Dealing With a Crisis 

No one knows for sure how long the COVID-19 pandemic will continue to halt a sense of normalcy. However, the healthcare system is more than ever in a place of urgency — still needing to carry out care at a high level. Continuing to piecemeal standard operating procedures together during this quarantine environment will not provide safe and effective care. Real, proven telecommuting solutions are needed now and for the long-term future. Qliq is the tool providing in-office functionality in a suddenly distanced work culture. 

Qliq is your Answer to Healthcare Communication  

QlipSOFT’s platform provides organizations and healthcare providers with a secure, user-friendly application that goes beyond HIPAA complaint minimum standards — all while providing a practical and effective remote working solution.

Contact us today at (866) 295-0451 about a free demo, or how to start implementing our technology at your health company!

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EVV, also known as electronic visit verification is a technology system that provides digital proof of caregiver presence and service(s). EVV communication is not a brand new idea, as many individual states and agencies have been actively using the technology for years. However, EVV has come into the spotlight over the past several years due to the legislative passage of the 21st Century Cures Act in 2016. 

Passed by bi-partisan efforts in Congress and signed into law by former President Barack Obama, the legislation is designed to help fast-forward medical development and innovations in order to be delivered to patients at an accelerated rate. The bill also puts focus on the expansion of treatments for rare diseases, behavioral health, and opioid addiction. 

In an effort to help fund the $6.3 billion bill, the government is seeking ways to help reduce medical fraud costs and unwarranted monetary waste. The EVV plays a critical role in helping reduce errors and save money. Improper Medicare payments cost taxpayers about $52 billion in 2017, and by helping to prevent false claims, EVV could save the federal government $290 million over a 10 year period.   

The 21st Century Cures Act requires states to implement the use of EVV but allows individuals states to create their own EVV systems, processes, and compliance rules. However, each EVV system must satisfy the federal mandate which includes the verification of: 

Type of service provided 

Patient receiving care 

Date of service 

Location of service 

Individual providing the care 

Time service begins and ends 

If a state’s EVV system doesn’t meet the federal mandate or the implementation deadline, they could lose up to 1 percent of their Federal Medical Assistance Percentage. 

Personal Care Services (Implementation Deadline) – January 1, 2020 

Home Health Services (Implementation Deadline) – January 1, 2023 

EVV implementation is mandatory by federal mandate if an agency provides personal care or healthcare service in a private home, and if Medicaid or Medicare [RS1] is footing the bill. EVV does not apply to hospital inpatients or nursing home residents.  

How Does it Work? 

EVV offers the ability to capture data in three ways: 

GPS/Mobile Device 

Caregivers use mobile/web applications via a smart device to report data

Telephony

Interactive Voice Response (IVR) allows caregivers to call a toll-free 1-800 number from the client’s landline to report necessary data 

Fixed Verification Device

The agency or state installs a device in the client’s home that either leverages biometrics or generates a code for caregivers to use on their paperwork (least common option). 

Not only does EVV technology ensure patient care, but it provides healthcare services with a variety of time-saving and cost-reducing measures — making the adoption of this technology a benefit to all parties involved. 

EVV agency benefits include: 

Less Paperwork 

Faster Reimbursement

Reduced Audit Probability 

Fewer Missed/Late Visits 

Improved Patient Care & Satisfaction 

Easier Management & Monitoring of the Delivery of Care and Services 

Reduced Human Error and Fraud 

Improved Overall Efficiency

Request a Free Demo of QliqSOFT 

As the world leader in HIPAA compliant text messaging and EVV technology, we can help ensure your organization meets all mandate requirements. Contact us today at (866) 295-0451 about a free demo, or how to start implementing our technology at your health company!

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The introduction of chatbots and artificial intelligence is nothing new, in fact, the usage of this technology is steadily growing in both scope and effectiveness. As the implementation of AI spans across multiple industries, from banking to retail, the power of these programs is positively disrupting the way both employees work and the experience consumers gain. Specifically, in the arena of chatbots, this technology has provided new avenues for communication, customer satisfaction, time-saving, and more. Chatbots, while still in the early years of understanding their true potential, has been a bright spot in bringing 21st-century solutions to modern-day trends.

When looking at chatbots in healthcare, their value is two-fold: both doctors and patients benefit. A common sticking point with healthcare is physician workload and responsive patient care. This issue is nothing new, as medicine has always been plagued with juggling fewer doctors than ill people. While discovering the golden ratio between physician workload and patient care has not been solved with chatbots, it has improved in an impactful way — seen on both sides of the equation.

Practical Ways Chatbots Are Improving Healthcare

Today, many Americans still struggle to find healthcare or lack nearby resources in their geographic region. However, many of these same individuals and families have access to high-speed internet and smart devices (cellphones, tablets, computers). By interweaving chatbots into the healthcare industry, a new segment of patient populations are being exposed to resources that they may currently lack. Additionally, chatbots help to reduce the barrier to entry by providing proactive information to visitors.

*Visitor on a clinic’s homepage* Chatbot: Good afternoon! How can I assist you today? Chatbot: Do you need to schedule an appointment with a doctor as soon as possible? Chatbot: Cold and flu season is approaching. Are you curious about the closest place where you receive a flu shot?

This is just one example of how question probing is a productive way of engaging and helping patients avoid becoming lost on a healthcare website. Ultimately, chatbots are doing two things to improve the lives of doctors and patients. First, by reducing the patient load for physicians by fielding medical queries, providing basic medical advice (or scheduling a visit with a doctor if necessary), asking about symptoms, giving nutritional advice, and more. Secondly, patients expect speedy response times from caregivers. Chatbots are enabling patients to receive faster care, in addition to helping organize specific needs such as setting an appointment or finding a nearby pharmacy to receive a prescription.

Specific Examples of the Impact of Chatbots

The beauty of chatbots is their customization. The AI technology can be catered to any specific sector of healthcare, and further zeroed into any specific set of tasks. Chatbot technology capitalizes on its versatility, and in doing so, helps serve a variety of functions for physicians and patients.

Using advanced natural language processing (NLP), chatbots are able to act on behalf of physicians in areas of postnatal care, specifically regarding breastfeeding. A current chatbot under the name of SafedrugBot, offers messaging services to new mothers with proper dosing, drug side effects, and helps the corresponding physician monitor the progress of the mother.

Florence is another chatbot that has increasingly grown in popularity in recent years. Named after the mother of modern-day nursing, Florence Nightingale, this chatbot serves as an everyday nurse to patients — providing medication reminders, tracking weight, menstrual periods, moods, and also helping locate local doctors and pharmacies.

Nutrition is a large part of daily life that Americans seek professional medical help in understanding and managing. Forksy is a healthcare chatbot that assists in tracking calories and suggesting positive eating habits. Chatbots like these can not only help patients manage their food intake, but also physicians who can help cut down on necessary patient visits.

Self-diagnosis is another area in healthcare that chatbots are benefiting. People are notorious for scouring the internet for information regarding their symptoms and then diagnosing themselves without the opinion or examination of a trained physician. Chatbots like Buoy Health are here to help minimize misinformation and inaccurate self-diagnosis by taking note of symptoms, answering queries, and matching that information against a medical database. Based on the results, the chatbot is programmed to offer the appropriate advice.

CancerChatbot and Woebot are two of the most forward-thinking medical advancements in regards to AI. These two chatbots address heavy medical issues plaguing many individuals and families in today’s healthcare environment — cancer and mental health. A cancer diagnosis comes with a lot of question marks, and CancerChatbot was created to act as an information liaison between physician and patient. The technology is designed to give cancer patients verified, accurate information regarding their specific diagnosis. Woebot builds upon the NLP technology and helps patients suffering from anxiety and depression by listening to the struggles of the patient and using cognitive-behavioral therapy to suggest remedies as a therapist. This idea is centered around the research that people may feel more comfortable speaking with a chatbot, rather than a real human.

Conclusion: Why Chatbots Have a High Ceiling in Healthcare

In the overall scope of healthcare, chatbot technology covers a minuscule amount of tasks and needs. However, with this first generation of AI technology, problems have been identified and improved. From helping patients schedule remote consultations with doctors to disseminating accurate information to healthcare consumers — the potential for chatbots cannot be ignored.

Both physicians and patients have benefited from these AI-driven conversationalists, and while they do not solve all the problems that currently exist in the eyes of both parties, chatbots have carved a new road to explore in the quest of bettering healthcare experiences

QliqSOFT Can Answer Your Chatbot Questions

QlipSOFT’s platform and chabot, Quincy, provides organizations and healthcare providers a secure, user-friendly application that goes beyond HIPAA complaint minimum standards. In doing so, we have developed a software program that is designed to improve your security practices while also enhancing your group’s communication habits and efficiency.

Contact us today at (866) 295-0451 about a free demo, or how to start implementing our technology at your health company!

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New post-acute visit management app provides real-time business-enhancing delivery-data and instant distress notification for hospice and home healthcare agencies

  Dallas, TX – November 4, 2019

  QliqSOFT, an industry leader in secure, HIPAA-compliant clinical communication solutions, is unveiling its home health nurse distress notification-enabled mobile care-delivery app, Visit Path, at the 2019 National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization Conference, this week. 

  Visit Path is a care delivery resource management app designed to provide hospice and post-acute business administration with data that improves business and patient outcomes. Additionally, Visit Path puts safety in the hands of the home health nurse. Visit Path provides a quick, discreet means of notifying staff should a nurse need urgent assistance during a visit or while en route.

  “This app is a good solution for hospice and home healthcare agencies that want more insight into their care delivery data to reduce costs and improve their business outcomes,” says QliqSOFT Founder and CEO Krishna Kurapati. “Additionally, the distress notification provides safety and security for nurses while visiting homes and if they should run into trouble while in transit between visits.”

  “We wanted to provide hospice and home healthcare agencies with a product that gives them real-time knowledge of completed patient visits activity to help them better manage their field staff,” Krishna also said. The Visit Path web-based administrator’s dashboard integrates with GPS-enabled smart devices to ensure patient care delivery is optimized, on time and recorded. This, along with the ability to manage unscheduled and after-hours visits, improves patient and home health nurse satisfaction, patient outcomes, billing accuracy and a digital record that prevents ensures government reimbursements are never penalized.

  As a real-time, GPS-enabled care management delivery solution, Visit Path verifies where and when a hospice or home health field nurse is on duty, begins service for a client, when they complete service and when they are off duty. This verification of service is the basis for accurate, compliant billing. The administrator’s dashboard is a window into ROI.

  With a focus on home health, hospice, and other post-acute verticals, QliqSOFT is excited to share the news of Visit Path to coincide with the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization’s (NHPCO) annual Interdisciplinary Conference. More information about Visit Path can be found at www.qliqsoft.com/visitpath.

  About QliqSOFT, Inc.

  With its unique cloud pass-thru architecture, QliqSOFT’s Secure Texting, On-Call Scheduling, Patient Communication, and Clinical Collaboration solutions are trusted by over 1,000 Hospitals, Home Health, and Hospice Organizations to deliver HIPAA-compliant, reliable, and real-time communication between doctors, nurses, caregivers, and patients. To learn more, visit www.qliqsoft.com.

  Media Contact: Ben Henson | Dir of Marketing | c: 770-688-4689 | e: [email protected]

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