Transitional Care at Home
Deliver care that puts patients first
Allow patients to recover from the comfort of their home with transitional care programs that support early discharge or admission avoidance.
Build a flexible, scalable care-at-home program
Shorten length of stay and reduce hospital readmissions.
With eyes on patients you can continue monitoring them and identify deterioration.
Help patients feel safe and comfortable while they recover at home.
Provide daily patient touch points through automated reminders, messaging, and in-app education.
Improve care coordination and team communication.
Conduct virtual rounds through the dashboard to prioritize daily follow-up and keep care teams aligned.
“For one patient, after several weeks of continuous monitoring I felt like we had to pry [the device] off of her. She just loved the comfort and the security of knowing that somebody was keeping an eye on her 24/7.”
DR. BRETT OLIVER, CMIO, BAPTIST HEALTH
Being able to quickly deploy Current Health at the onset of the pandemic was paramount to patient and staff safety.
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Everything can be tailored to a specific clinical use case, allowing for an enterprise solution to remote care.
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Transitional Care Pathway Day One
Cynthia, a 65-year-old patient with COPD, experienced a moderate exacerbation during winter weather.
Her provider enrolls her in the Current Health platform for a 14-day care period.
Transitional Care Pathway Day One
Cynthia receives a Current Health kit at her doorstep. The kit is custom configured to her clinical situation, including the Current Health wearable and a spirometer.
It takes Cynthia just a few minutes to link the spirometer to the Current Health app on her phone. She receives a call from our technical support team to answer any questions.
Transitional Care Pathway Day Two
Cynthia starts her day with a prompt to submit a spirometry reading via the MIR Spirometer and to complete a brief symptom assessment via the Current Health app.
Her physician can see Cynthia’s readings and self-reported symptoms through the dashboard.
Transitional Care Pathway Day Three
WorkPath arrives at Cynthia’s house to collect her sputum sample.
A little while later, ScriptDrop delivers her adjusted medication.
Transitional Care Pathway Day Three
Cynthia develops a worsening cough and shortness of breath. The Current Health continuous monitoring device detects her decreased oxygen saturation and triggers an alarm.
Her care team messages her to check in. Her provider orders a sputum sample collection, a steroid, and an antibiotic, all through the Current Health platform.
Transitional Care Pathway Day Four
Cynthia continues completing her daily spirometry readings and symptom reports. She has a call with her physician every few days until her symptoms are under control.
Transitional Care Pathway Day Fifteen
After two weeks, Cynthia’s COPD is back under control.
A Current Health logistics partner collects the kit from her front door.
