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Acclivity Health and Vytalize Health Partner to Improve Care for Palliative Patients

Innovative collaboration equips ACOs, palliative care, and home healthcare providers with data and insights to predict medical problems before they occur and avoid unnecessary ED and hospital stays

Connected Care platform simplifies workflows and streamlines patient enrollment, allowing providers to spend more time with patients and reduce costs

June 15, 2021, JACKSONVILLE, FL – Acclivity Health, a trusted technology innovator in transforming care for the seriously ill, today announced a partnership with Vytalize Health, a leading provider of value-based healthcare for the Medicare population, to improve the quality of care for patients with advanced illness while reducing healthcare costs and increasing ROI for providers. The collaboration will make it easy for providers to access a holistic picture of the patient journey, identify which patients are at the highest risk for emergency department visits and hospital stays, and connect to a multidisciplinary care community to collaborate on the best care plan.

June 15, 2021/by Acclivity Health

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Physician John Mulder: Combat Misconceptions About Palliative Care

Patients, families and clinicians in other fields need a better understanding of palliative care in order to fully realize the clinical and financial benefits of those services, according to physician John Mulder, M.D. The palliative care community also needs a more substantial reimbursement structure to ensure that providers can meet rising demand and to attract new talent to this medical specialty.

Mulder is well-known in the hospice and palliative care community through his work at several organizations and for speaking at national industry conferences. Currently, he is chief medical consultant for hospice and palliative care at Holland Home, the largest provider of elder care services in Michigan. He also serves as executive director for the Trillium Institute, which provides education for clinicians on managing serious and terminal illness.

June 15, 2021/0 Comments/by Acclivity Health

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Value-Based Models Could Promote Palliative Care Integration

Evolving value-based payment models can promote system integration of palliative care, posing risks and opportunities for participating hospice providers.Hospices will need to be proactive in building relationships with payer networks to reap the full benefits of these programs.

A growing number of hospices have been diversifying their services to engage patients further upstream and open new revenue streams. Palliative care is among the most common new business lines, with hospices representing an estimated 50% of community-based palliative care providers nationwide, according to the Center to Advance Palliative Care.

June 11, 2021/0 Comments/by Acclivity Health

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Acclivity Health to Showcase Expertise and Insights at MGMA’s Medical Practice Excellence: Pathways Conference Digital Experience

Presentation to highlight how to access comprehensive data for enhanced patient care and profitability at the virtual conference for healthcare professionals

May 6, 2021, JACKSONVILLE, FL – Acclivity Health, a trusted technology innovator who is transforming the way care is provided to patients with advanced illness, today announced its participation in the Medical Group Management Association’s (MGMA) 2021 Medical Practice Excellence: Pathways Conference Digital Experience (MPE: Pathways Conference DX). This year’s virtual presentation from Acclivity Health will focus on how to efficiently allocate existing resources to enhance and maintain the quality of patient care, in order to maximize reimbursement and earn bonus payments.

As value-based care becomes imperative for most primary care practices, clinicians face extreme pressure to improve patient experience and outcomes with a dwindling amount of face-to-face contact. Technology is the key, as it minimizes the administrative burden and identifies which patients need to be seen immediately. But, for technology to enhance care, it needs to be supplied data that provides a 360 degree view of a patients’ care.

May 7, 2021/by Acclivity Health

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Passionate Pioneers Podcast with Mike Biselli

Through a 20-year journey and track record in leading several successful healthcare ventures, Acclivity Health came to recognize the significant need to affect exponential change in advanced illness management.

Jeremy Powell, CEO of Acclivity Health Solutions, joins the Passionate Leaders podcast series to discuss how the business exists with the same leadership team that positioned them to notice the gaps in advanced illness management and why Acclivity Health Solutions has become an industry leader.

Additionally, Jeremy shares where he sees palliative care heading into the future and how organizations can get involved with Acclivity and the critically needed efforts of the company and its mission.

May 3, 2021/0 Comments/by Acclivity Health

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Opportunities Abound for Hospices in Primary Care

Primary Care First is on its way to opening doors for hospice providers to reach patients and their families further upstream in their health care trajectories. While the implementation of some aspects of the initiative have been delayed, the application period for the program’s second year is underway. Tracking patient outcomes through data and workflow processes will be crucial for hospices looking to participate in this bundle of payment models, which could offer new revenue streams and referral relationships.

April 22, 2021/0 Comments/by Acclivity Health

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CMS’ Primary Care First Model Could Benefit Home Care Providers, Doctor Says

Home care and home health care workers could play a greater role in their patients’ care if more physicians sign up for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid’s (CMS) Primary Care First (PCF) model, physician and healthcare adviser Arif Kamal, M.D., told McKnight’s Home Care Daily. The deadline for signing up for the second cohort of the voluntary program is April 30.

April 9, 2021/by Acclivity Health

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Acclivity Health Introduces National Network of Care Coordination for Seriously Ill Patients

Clinical care for seriously ill patients has been historically stored and fragmented. The Connected Community Interoperability Framework enables healthcare providers to easily and securely connect and collaborate with multiple disciplines within a patient’s care team to offer appropriate and timely services.

March 25, 2021/by Acclivity Health

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Acclivity Health Launches Interoperability Network

Technology firm Acclivity Health has launched a new system to coordinate clinical care and support resources for seriously ill patients, initially in 38 states. The Connected Community Interoperability Framework includes a network of corporate and organizational partners that includes tech companies Axxess, Muse Healthcare and MatrixCare, as well as the National Hospice & Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO).

March 23, 2021/by Acclivity Health

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Acclivity Health Launches National Network of Care Coordination for Seriously Ill Patients

The Connected Community Interoperability Framework is the first-ever nationwide network of healthcare providers, health plans, EHRs, financial and technology resources to coordinate and improve clinical outcomes for patients with advanced illness

March 23, 2021, JACKSONVILLE, FL – Acclivity Health, a trusted technology innovator who is transforming the way care is provided to patients with advanced illness, today launched the Connected Community Interoperability Framework, a technology, services and workflow solution that seamlessly coordinates clinical care and support resources for seriously ill patients throughout the country. The network was announced during a special session at the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO) 2021 Leadership and Advocacy Conference.

Clinical care for seriously ill patients has been historically siloed and fragmented. The Connected Community Interoperability Framework empowers healthcare providers to securely and easily connect and collaborate with multiple disciplines within a patient’s care team to provide appropriate and timely services.

March 23, 2021/by Acclivity Health

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