Patient Engagement Systems Smarter Healthcare

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Patient Engagement Systems has delivered the industry’s first platform that enables providers and health plans to more effectively identify, engage with, and manage patients with chronic conditions. By turning clinical data into better outcomes, Patient Engagement Systems is helping make healthcare smarter by creating more informed decisions and better value that will be required of our new healthcare system.

Health & Medicine Business

Engaging Patients & Physicians to
Improve Primary Care

A Smarter Approach for Chronic Care

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Patient Engagement Systems

Data
Driven

Process Personal-
Focused ized

Smarter
Healthcare

Effective Preventive

Collabora-
tive

Patient Engagement Systems is…

• Clinical results, not claim, encounter, procedure
Data
• NOT AN APP – data driven from care event, not user input
Driven • Solution extends from and reaches back to the care process
PCP Review &
Test Order Lab Results Care Planning

Routine Care

PES Value

Patient Decision
Analytics
Engagement Support

Patient Engagement Systems is…

• Secure, personalized messaging
Personal- • Targeted, effective treatment information
ized • Consistent to care plans

Patient Engagement Systems is…

• Analytics driven by clinical guidelines for
chronic care management in primary care
Preventive settings
• Actionable analytics and decision support

Patient Engagement Systems is…
• Focal point on PCP
Collabora- • Connecting patients and providers around care plans
tive and guidelines
• Easily integrated into normal PCP practice patterns

Significant PCP
Utility

High Patient
Uptake

Shared
information &
decision making
Reinforces
Patient-Provider
Relationship
Collaborative
Care Smarter, shared
decisions.

Patient Engagement Systems is…

• Reduced Cost & Improved Quality
• Improve chronic care markets (A1C, LDL, etc.)
Effective
• Better HEDIS, 5 Star, PQRI performance
• Best practices award winner

Patient Engagement Systems is…

• NO implementation resources
Process • NO programming or administration
Focused • Web based delivery and integration
• “Physician Ready”

Options for PES Portal
Providers

Provider Fax
Mobile
Portal/EMR

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