Get all the service providers who have to do with the treatment plan of the patient on one common platform using our Collaborative Care Plan tool for real-time collaborative authoring, reviewing, and planning of care plans.
With our Collaborative Care Plan Platform, each member of the healthcare team will be able to access one unified treatment plan. All physicians, nurses, pharmacists, therapists, and care coordinators will participate in building this plan according to their own roles, making sure that all perspectives are taken into account and no decisions are made without the knowledge of the entire team.
Make treatment planning a genuinely collaborative process where every provider contributes, every voice is heard, and every patient benefits.
See Platform DocumentationSimultaneous multi-provider access, real-time updates, and instant notifications. No more version conflicts, outdated copies, or missed updates across the care team.
This software enables real-time collaboration and reviewing of treatment plans through role-based permissions, real-time updates, and comprehensive version-controlled changes. All members of the healthcare team can always view the latest plan, thus overcoming any miscommunication that could result from using disparate, standalone planning tools.
Explore Collaboration FeaturesCollaboration built on top of your EHR data, not disconnected from it. Every shared plan is synchronized with the patient record that every provider already relies on.
Integrating HL7 FHIR allows the platform to integrate seamlessly with Epic, Cerner, and any other popular EHR system, thus integrating collaboration in planning with the clinical workflow, as well as keeping the shared plans updated with the rest of the patient’s record. A robust API, comprehensive documentation, and extensive onboarding are guaranteed.
View Integration OptionsAligned providers, fewer care gaps, stronger patient outcomes. True multidisciplinary collaboration delivers a quality of coordinated care that no single provider or siloed tool can match.
Organizations implementing collaborative care planning processes have been shown to achieve tangible improvements in closing care gaps, avoiding conflicting interventions, and enhancing patient outcomes in areas including chronic disease management, post-acute care, and multi-disciplinary care services.
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