4 Steps to Better Health Tracking

1. Create comprehensive service notes

When an agency can create service notes that effectively track an individual’s health needs and meet the agency’s requirements, appropriate intervention can be implemented proactively.

2. Ensure data is easily accessible

Staff is able to quickly identify warning signs when data reports are created instantly from service notes. Adopt a solution that allows health information to be seamlessly coordinated between direct service providers, program managers, and nursing staff.

3. Incorporate mobile technology

By enabling staff members to document health incidents at the point of care quickly, in-depth, and easily, your agency will be better equipped to take control of individual outcomes and have improved insight into progress, health events, and more.

4. Prevent avoidable ER visits

Enabling staff to recognize and document key indicators on a platform that allows all interdisciplinary members to coordinate care and communicate securely allows for truly customized, comprehensive care for each individual’s unique needs and thereby reduces instances of avoidable ER visits.

A robust documentation and billing solution should share your dedication to improving the quality of life of the individuals you care for. How well is your current documentation and billing system meeting your agency’s health tracking needs?