SmartCare

Recently discharged patients often face a risk of readmission following their hospitalization. For some patients, follow up care can be difficult to coordinate, or there may be confusion about medication management.

SmartCare Mobile Integrated Healthcare leverages the skill of highly trained medical personnel, extending the reach of a patient’s care team, and ensuring patient-centered care for high risk or chronically ill patients.

Through a healthcare partner, SmartCare offers personalized, in-home, care options and an increasingly practical solution to maintaining continuity of care outside of an institutional setting.

SmartCare allows patient care teams to include skilled Paramedics as their eyes and ears in the field. This streamlined approach ensures a patient is kept within their own hospital network, and that the primary care physician is informed and involved in a patient’s care. SmartCare affords physician groups the flexibility to manage care outside of their office hours.

Smartcare Paramedics undergo specialized training in direct in-home patient care and communication and have a minimum of 5 years of field experience with at least 3 years in a 911 emergency environment.