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Persivia Expands Solutions with Prime Healthcare Services to Include HCC Risk Adjustment, STAR Ratings Management and Comprehensive Virtual Care

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By PrimeHealthcare ServicesPublished 3 years ago 6 min read
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Persivia, a leading provider of real-time bundled payment, population health, risk adjustment and quality management solutions, announced today that its client Prime Healthcare has expanded the capabilities available to their 46 hospitals and associated practices by adding HCC risk adjustment, STAR ratings management, virtual care and remote patient monitoring capabilities.

Prime Healthcare operates 46 hospitals across the country and has worked with Persivia's sophisticated CareSpace® value-based care platform for over five years. "Persivia has proven themselves to be an essential partner enabling forward thinking capabilities as our hospitals work towards their regulatory, quality and financial goals," said Dr. Ahmad Imran, Vice President, Quality and Value Based Care. "The CareSpace platform has become our population health operating system, working closely with deep integration into our Epic, Meditech, Nextgen, eClinicalWorks and multiple other EHRs."

Persivia is now expanding care management capabilities at Prime Healthcare's Desert Valley Hospital and Medical Group location to include Care Gaps based on HEDIS and enabling point of care HCC Risk Adjustments. Using Persivia's Soliton® AI engine, transitions between care settings are significantly improved with a patient-centric approach in which all clinicians have access to real-time, easily accessible patient information enriched with real-time evidence-based alerts and guidelines. Persivia is also implementing robust virtual care environment at Desert Valley including AI enhanced telemedicine and remote patient monitoring capabilities ( e.g. pulse oximeter, bp, glucometers and weight scales) to help keep track of patient vitals once discharged from the Desert Valley Hospital to optimize care and cost initiatives.

"Expanding Persivia's Care Management capabilities at Desert Health will enable us to optimize patient care in real-time and to track their care remotely once they go home," said Dr. Imran. "We're saving time and money and can deliver better care to our patients across the continuum from acute through to post-acute care with Persivia's unique solutions."

"Dr. Imran and the Prime team continue to deliver on their mission of improving hospitals so that they can deliver compassionate, quality care to patients and better healthcare for communities. We are honored to be part of this equation," said Mansoor Khan, CEO of Persivia. "It's validating to see the success Prime Healthcare has achieved, and we're excited to see what they're able to do next."

About Persivia

Persivia enables hospitals, practices, payers, public health agencies, and EHRs to manage multiple value-based care models across all available datasets to arrive at insights in real time, personalized at the point of care. Our first-of-its-kind single platform solution, CareSpace®, follows a patient from admission through post-acute stays and into the home. Powered by our Soliton® AI engine, CareSpace integrates disjointed legacy systems to help align incentives across multiple reimbursement models. For health systems and providers, we help improve care delivery and quality scores through AI driven workflows and pathways to create personalized care programs, optimize risk adjustment and member prioritization at the point of care, both in person and virtually. Uniquely, for the public health sector, Persivia's SmartLab™ module helps state departments of public health manage the high-volume electronic test ordering and resulting requirements of large-scale epidemics like the COVID-19 novel coronavirus. Learn more at www.persivia.com.

About Prime healthcare

Prime Healthcare announced today that 24 of its hospitals in 11 states are the recipients of the Healthgrades 2018 Patient Safety Excellence Award™. This designation recognizes excellence in clinical care that leads to fewer complications and better patient outcomes. These awards place Prime hospitals in the top 10% across the nation for exceptional performance, according to Healthgrades.

Prime Healthcare, one of the nation’s leading hospital systems, has more Patient Safety Excellence Award recipients for three consecutive years (2016-2018) than any other health system in the country. In addition, the health system has more 2018 Patient Safety Excellence Award recipients than any other health system in California, recognizing Prime Healthcare’s commitment to its mission of saving hospitals, saving jobs and saving lives.

“Prime Healthcare again demonstrates exceptional patient safety performance with 24 of their hospitals nationwide achieving Healthgrades’ 2018 Patient Safety Excellence Award. We commend Prime for their continuous commitment to delivering high-quality care, shown by an increased number of hospital recipients from 2017,” said William R. Wyatt, Ph.D., M.Sc., VP, Data Science, Healthgrades. Healthgrades is the leading online resource for comprehensive information about physicians and hospitals.

“I am proud of our hospitals for their commitment to patient safety,” said Prem Reddy, MD, chairman, president and CEO of Prime Healthcare. “For Prime Healthcare to have more Patient Safety Excellence Awards than any other hospital system for three years in a row demonstrates our dedication to providing the highest quality of care. Thank you to our physicians, nurses and employees for their excellent work that led to this national recognition.”

During the 2014 to 2016 study period, Healthgrades found that patients treated in hospitals receiving the Patient Safety Excellence Award were, on average:

55.6 percent less likely to experience an accidental cut, puncture, perforation or hemorrhage during medical care, than patients treated at non-recipient hospitals

52.4 percent less likely to experience a collapsed lung due to a procedure or surgery in or around the chest, than patients treated at non-recipient hospitals

62.8 percent less likely to experience catheter-related bloodstream infections acquired at the hospital, than patients treated at non-recipient hospitals

54.3 percent less likely to experience pressure sores or bed sores acquired in the hospital, than patients treated at non-recipient hospitals

During the study period (2014 to 2016), Healthgrades 2018 Patient Safety Excellence Award recipient hospitals demonstrated excellent performance in safety provided for patients in the Medicare population, as measured by objective outcomes (risk-adjusted patient safety indicator rates) for 13 patient safety indicators defined by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).

If all hospitals achieved the average performance of award recipients for each of the 13 Patient Safety Indicators evaluated, during the 2014 to 2016 study period, 126,342 patient safety events could have been avoided.

Throughout Prime’s hospitals, leadership team members conduct daily huddles to review patient safety issues and resolve them immediately as a team. Members of the hospital leadership, including the CEO, routinely round on patient floors where they assess aspects of a patient’s stay, including their medical care, how well their pain is managed, satisfaction with food services, and more. Open and candid conversations with patients and their family members is a continuous priority, including bedside shift reports that improve the effectiveness of communication among caregivers and encourage patients' active involvement in their care.

The 24 hospitals in Prime Healthcare to receive the recognition are: Riverview Regional Medical Center, AL; Alvarado Hospital Medical Center, CA; Centinela Hospital Medical Center, CA; Chino Valley Medical Center, CA; Garden Grove Hospital Medical Center, CA; La Palma Intercommunity Hospital, CA; Montclair Hospital Medical Center, CA; Paradise Valley Hospital, CA; San Dimas Community Hospital, CA; Shasta Regional Medical Center, CA; Sherman Oaks Hospital, CA; West Anaheim Medical Center, CA; Providence Medical Center, KS; Garden City Hospital, MI; St. Joseph Medical Center, MO; St. Mary’s Medical Center, MO; Saint Mary's Regional Medical Center, NV; Saint Clare's Hospital Denville, NJ; East Liverpool City Hospital, OH; Lower Bucks Hospital, PA; Roxborough Memorial Hospital, PA; Suburban Community Hospital, PA; Landmark Medical Center, RI; Dallas Regional Medical Center, TX.

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