At a glance: The State of Patient Access and Throughput Report from Conduit Health Partners analyzes system-wide operational data and frontline nurse input to identify patterns in how patients enter health systems and move through care. The report highlights how greater visibility into access activity and patient movement helps health systems identify bottlenecks,
After-hours call volume is a persistent challenge for specialty practices—especially those managing high patient complexity and urgent clinical needs. For large urology groups, every after-hours call carries risk, but not every call requires a physician.
This case study highlights how The Urology Group, a large independent specialty practice, implemented a nurse-first triage model to reduce after-hours operational noise,
Conduit Health Partners is proud to be recognized by Becker’s Health IT as one of this year’s “Telehealth Companies to Know.”
This honor reflects our continued commitment to delivering nurse-led, patient-centered solutions that expand access to care, reduce avoidable emergency room visits and support providers across the country.
Leading with a Nurse-First Approach
As a nurse-led organization,
The $50B Rural Health Transformation Program is set to reshape care in rural America. Nurse-first triage offers health systems a practical way to expand access and support funding applications with measurable results.
A New Federal Investment in Rural Health
Through the One Big Beautiful Bill, Congress created the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation (RHT) Program.
If your physicians are spending nights on non-urgent calls or your emergency departments are filling up with cases that could have been handled elsewhere, the issue is not just patient behavior. It is access.
Large health systems are under more pressure than ever to meet rising patient demand with limited resources.
Every unnecessary ED visit drains time, money, and morale—and many are preventable. The key is how you use your triage protocols.
At Conduit Health Partners, we go beyond simply using Schmitt-Thompson guidelines, the industry standard. Our trained RNs apply them the right way, with real-time routing and integration aligned to your system’s goals,
When children fall ill or need urgent care after their pediatrician’s office has closed, families often face uncertainty and anxiety. Traditional office hours simply don’t align with the realities of busy family life, leaving many parents scrambling for answers in the middle of the night or on weekends. This gap in care can lead to unnecessary emergency room visits,
In a recent article featured in Patient Safety & Quality Healthcare (PSQH), our president Cheryl Dalton-Norman shared insights on how nurse-first strategies, like nurse triage and patient transfer solutions, are helping health systems ease provider strain while improving the patient experience.
At Conduit Health Partners, we know firsthand that health care delivery continues to face immense pressure: rising patient volumes,
In a recent conversation with Matthew Holt of The Health Care Blog, Dominique Wells, MSN, RN, chief operating officer at Conduit Health Partners, shared insights into how nursing is evolving, and how Conduit Health Partners is at the forefront of this transformation.
Conduit Health Partners supports overburdened nursing teams with high-impact services including patient transfer operations and nurse-first triage.
A Case Study of Conduit Health Partners and Hello Pediatrics
In pediatric care, timely access and reliable after-hours nurse triage services are everything—especially for parents seeking guidance late at night. That’s why Hello Pediatrics, a physician-founded and physician-led organization, set out to ensure continuous care without compromising physician well-being.
