Software that transform EMR data to improve CMS ratings and avoid hospital penalties.
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Softwaring Healthcare Excellence®
Our EMR-based Safety, Cost, & Quality Reporting System analyze CMS metrics of HVBP HACRP HRRP to target opportunities of care.
SafeCareSoft™
Hospital Accreditation
Hospital Accreditation
Hospital Privileging
automated privileging
automated privileging
It is amazing how little is being done in the way of credentialing and privileging. At some organizations, the process is often perfunctory, frequently political, and infrequently meticulous, merely an exercise in paperwork completion. At others, it is no more than a rubber stamp aimed at keeping big admitters and volume producers on staff. This failure of properly carrying out the responsibility of credentialing and privileging is shocking considering that the era of accountability is upon us. It is even more appalling when it is realized how in the age of technology very little is being utilized to collect, track, and trend practitioner data.
SafeCareSoft offers EMR-based software that automatically monitors privileging for Allied Health and up to 54 Physician Specialties. Automated OPPE and FPPE software has all six core competencies, allow peer to peer comparison, allow specific patients lookup, and displays actionable gaps in care. We wrote the OPPE tracer and the book.
SafeCareSoft offers EMR-based software that automatically monitors privileging for Allied Health and up to 54 Physician Specialties. Automated OPPE and FPPE software has all six core competencies, allow peer to peer comparison, allow specific patients lookup, and displays actionable gaps in care. We wrote the OPPE tracer and the book.
SafeCareSoft™
Reduce Readmissions
Reduce Readmissions
Hospital Readmissions
preventable patient returns
preventable patient returns
Hospital readmissions are disruptive to patients and costly to healthcare systems. Unnecessary return to hospitals shortly after discharge has been increasingly perceived as a marker of the quality of care that patients receive during hospital admission.
Hospital readmissions are frequent, harmful and costly - 18% of Medicare patients, totaling over 2.3 million patients annually, are rehospitalized within 30 days after discharge, incurring an annual cost of $17 billion, which constitutes nearly 20 % of Medicare’s total payment.
However, it is reported by the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) that about 75 % of such readmissions can and should be avoided.
SafeCareSoft offers EMR-based software that identifies key conditions and high-risk procedures to target avoidable readmissions to optimize readmissions reduction scores (HRRP) and better hospital rankings.
Hospital readmissions are frequent, harmful and costly - 18% of Medicare patients, totaling over 2.3 million patients annually, are rehospitalized within 30 days after discharge, incurring an annual cost of $17 billion, which constitutes nearly 20 % of Medicare’s total payment.
However, it is reported by the Medicare Payment Advisory Commission (MedPAC) that about 75 % of such readmissions can and should be avoided.
SafeCareSoft offers EMR-based software that identifies key conditions and high-risk procedures to target avoidable readmissions to optimize readmissions reduction scores (HRRP) and better hospital rankings.
SafeCareSoft™
Prevent Infections
Prevent Infections
Hospital Infections
compromised healthcare
compromised healthcare
Healthcare Associated infections (HAIs) are among the most common complications of hospital care. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), at any given time, approximately 1 of every 25 hospitalized patients in the United States has an HAI, meaning that nearly 650,000 patients contract one of these infections annually.
The overall direct cost of HAIs to hospitals ranges from US $28 billion to 45 billion annually. These infections can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, with tens of thousands of lives lost each year. HAIs are estimated to cost billions of dollars annually. Such infections were long accepted by hospitals as an inevitable hazard of hospitalization. However, it is now understood that relatively straightforward approaches can prevent many common HAIs.
SafeCareSoft offers EMR-based software that aid in decision making and targeting of antimicrobial stewardship efforts against healthcare associated infections to increase hospital value based scores (HVBP) and better hospital rankings.
The overall direct cost of HAIs to hospitals ranges from US $28 billion to 45 billion annually. These infections can lead to significant morbidity and mortality, with tens of thousands of lives lost each year. HAIs are estimated to cost billions of dollars annually. Such infections were long accepted by hospitals as an inevitable hazard of hospitalization. However, it is now understood that relatively straightforward approaches can prevent many common HAIs.
SafeCareSoft offers EMR-based software that aid in decision making and targeting of antimicrobial stewardship efforts against healthcare associated infections to increase hospital value based scores (HVBP) and better hospital rankings.
SafeCareSoft™
Limit Medical Errors
Limit Medical Errors
Medical Mistakes
adverse events & hospital deaths
adverse events & hospital deaths
High-quality healthcare has been defined as care that is safe, effective, patient-centered, timely, efficient and equitable. The hospital inpatient mortality rate (the proportion of patients who die during or shortly after admission to hospital) would be expected to reflect the safety, effectiveness and timeliness of care.
A hospital's mortality rates are compared with U.S. National rates to determine whether patients admitted to the hospital have mortality rates that are lower (better) than the U.S. National rate, about the same as the U.S. National rate, or higher (worse) than the U.S. National rate, given how sick they were when they were admitted to the hospital.
It has been estimated that there are between 715,000 and 776,000 hospital deaths each year in the United States. Estimates of preventable hospital deaths from medical errors range from 99,800 to 250,000 annually.
Flaws contributing to preventable mortality include delays in responding to deteriorating patients, suboptimal critical care, hospital-acquired infections, postoperative complications, medication reactions, and community issues such as the availability of hospice care.
SafeCareSoft offers EMR-based software that aid in control of preventable flaws contributing to preventable mortality include delays in responding to deteriorating patients, suboptimal critical care, and hospital-acquired infections. Our automated targets postoperative complications and medication reactions to minimize hospital acquired conditions (HACRP) and better hospital rankings.
A hospital's mortality rates are compared with U.S. National rates to determine whether patients admitted to the hospital have mortality rates that are lower (better) than the U.S. National rate, about the same as the U.S. National rate, or higher (worse) than the U.S. National rate, given how sick they were when they were admitted to the hospital.
It has been estimated that there are between 715,000 and 776,000 hospital deaths each year in the United States. Estimates of preventable hospital deaths from medical errors range from 99,800 to 250,000 annually.
Flaws contributing to preventable mortality include delays in responding to deteriorating patients, suboptimal critical care, hospital-acquired infections, postoperative complications, medication reactions, and community issues such as the availability of hospice care.
SafeCareSoft offers EMR-based software that aid in control of preventable flaws contributing to preventable mortality include delays in responding to deteriorating patients, suboptimal critical care, and hospital-acquired infections. Our automated targets postoperative complications and medication reactions to minimize hospital acquired conditions (HACRP) and better hospital rankings.
