Because of the demanding nature of the hospice industry, clinical administrators, hospice directors, and after-hours
coordinators often struggle to find ways to provide quality care while keeping a tight rein on staffing costs. Quality care
is the number one priority of hospice staff and nurses. Patients’ needs come first. It comes down to a daily exercise in
juggling priorities.
Three key areas are constantly competing for time and resources:
These demands mean looking for alternative resources for outsourcing after-hours care. Some hospices choose traditional answering service models or on-staff operators, but when investigating after-hours telephone triage, think about the value of professional care and scalable services.
The value of CareXM lies in our ability to provide a team of RNs specifically trained in hospice care. When patients or families call after-hours, their call is answered within seconds by a medical professional trained and qualified to assist in both emergent and non-emergent situations. When your plan of care includes home visits and a 24/7 telephone triage on-call center, you create a perfect balance of immediate assistance and coordination between on-call staff and the case manager. The value of CareXM’s professional after-hours telephone triage includes:
It is possible to juggle the efficiency of your hospice and reduce the costs of your service. Choose an after-hours telephone triage that is scalable. CareXM services can be scaled based on increased demand caused by the fluctuation of census numbers, natural disasters, facility down time, or staffing changes. CareXM offers exceptional value that is available when you need it without disruption to your continuity of care:
Experience the benefits of CareXM for yourself. Contact a CareXM specialist today to schedule a free demo at
sales@carexm.com or 866.256.1499
Sources:
https://news.careinnovations.com/blog/what-is-mhealth-how-is-it-different-from-telehealth
https://searchhealthit.techtarget.com/definition/mHealth
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MHealth