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Conduit Health Partners and Unity Care NW Offer Nurse Triage Services to FQHC Residents in Washington State

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Conduit’s solution to address Unity Care NW staffing shortages, streamline patient care, relieve on-call teams

CINCINNATI, Ohio – Unity Care NW (UCNW) is launching a 24/7 nurse triage service in collaboration with Conduit Health Partners for residents of northwest Washington communities serviced by a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). This expansion of access to quality health care, which is slated to begin in Jan. 2023, connects FQHC residents to experienced registered nurses to listen to every caller’s needs and offer timely clinical expertise,  » Read more about: Conduit Health Partners and Unity Care NW Offer Nurse Triage Services to FQHC Residents in Washington State  »

Conduit Health Partners Launches 24/7 Nurse-driven Remote Patient Monitoring

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Conduit’s fully remote nursing staff enables ability to monitor, assess, and react to health care needs and emergencies in real time 24/7, 365 days a year.

CINCINNATI, OH (August 18, 2022) – Conduit Health Partners, an outsource operational solutions partner that offers customized health care services for health systems, health plans, employers, and others to improve care and access for their patients and employees, has launched a 24/7 remote patient monitoring (RPM) service fully staffed and supported by nurse professionals located throughout the country with the ability to integrate with most RPM technology platforms and electronic medical records software.  » Read more about: Conduit Health Partners Launches 24/7 Nurse-driven Remote Patient Monitoring  »

Conduit Health Partners Client Testimonials

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Are you interested in partnering with Conduit Health Partners for transfer center services but want to hear what other clients have said about our services? View our most recent video where four health care executives outline their experience and results working with Conduit for Patient Transfer Center services.

Optimize Transfer Center Practices to Improve Patient Acquisition Whitepaper

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Health care is changing. Fast. But one constant remains — the challenge of managing the flow of patients in and out of your hospital or health system.

Even before COVID-19, patient transfers were problematic for most hospitals and health systems. Then, the pandemic added more strain. Finding the best way to handle patient flow has become increasingly difficult, with higher patient volumes and staff shortages.

Conduit Health Partners Featured on Becker’s Hospital Review

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Recently, Becker’s Hospital Review touched upon the pain point of health care access and patient transfers. Calling for a new approach to patient transfer, Becker’s Hospital Review recently posted an article about how industry leaders, including Conduit, had a discussion about how healthcare organizations can optimize transfer services with a data-driven approach and technology to retain patients and inspire growth.

Strategies to Reduce Unnecessary Emergency Room Visits

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Unnecessary ER visits cost the healthcare industry at least $47 billion per year, according to a report from Accenture consulting firm (2021). The report cites patients with “low health system literacy” as one key cause of excessive ER visits. The complexity of today’s health system drives patients to the ER for acute needs that could be addressed in less expensive health settings, according to the report.

In addition to their negative impact to a hospital’s bottom line, excessive ER visits also put additional strain on clinical and support staff, while diverting valuable resources from patients experiencing serious health crises which truly require emergency care.

Remote Patient Monitoring Programs Aim to Reduce Readmission Rates

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Spurred by the COVID-19 crisis, nursing shortages and the incentive to avoid penalties, the industry became more innovative. Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) programs pair wearable devices with telehealth response capability. These programs provide frequent patient monitoring without requiring in-person visits and tests – a capability that is especially important for those who live in remote areas, those with chronic conditions and those transitioning from hospital to home. Medical professionals can evaluate daily reports and reach out to those patients with immediate issues.

Using Data to Drive Patient Acquisition, Retention and Growth

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An innovator in the health care space, Conduit Health Partners’ use of data is a driving factor in helping to determine the correct type of care each patient should receive, when they should receive it, if that care is best delivered in the hospital or at home, and how that care will impact the bottom line for both the health care services provider and the patient.

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