Partners in your inpatient experience
from beginning to end
Our inpatient services allow us to provide high-quality, unified care throughout the care continuum. Our inpatient teams ensure the high quality, safe and successful transition of care for the most vulnerable patients. This service includes admissions, follow-up, safe transfer to ICU, and thoughtful discharge to post-acute care.
With our hospitalist service, we are able to accomplish the following:
- Reducing length of stay
- Ensure medical necessities for every medical admission
- Reduction of readmission rates
- Improve patients’ satisfaction
- Continuous documentation improvement to improve case-mix index and reduce the denial rate.
Partners in your inpatient experience from beginning to end
Our inpatient services allow us to provide high-quality, unified care throughout the care continuum. Our inpatient teams ensure the high quality, safe and successful transition of care for the most vulnerable patients. This service includes admissions, follow-up, safe transfer to ICU, and thoughtful discharge to post-acute care.
With our hospitalist service, we are able to accomplish the following:
- Reducing length of stay
- Ensure medical necessities for every medical admission
- Reduction of readmission rates
- Improve patients’ satisfaction
- Continuous documentation improvement to improve case-mix index and reduce the denial rate.
Hospital Partnerships Reduce Readmissions and Allow Patients to Recover in Comfort
About 25% of patients discharged to skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) end up back in the hospital—a setback that can be very distressing for the patient and family. These bounce backs often lead to
- Worse clinical outcomes
- Aggressive and undesirable treatments
- Reduced quality of life.
Severely sick patients deserve calm, compassion, and comfort. One of the best ways we can keep this promise is to protect them against unnecessary hospitalizations. Avoidable readmissions often occur when there’s no doctor available at the SNF to discuss a patient’s case. In these instances, a concerned nurse will often send the patient to the emergency department (ED). CIMPAR experience suggests that we can bridge the gap between hospitalists and SNF nurses, reducing uncomfortable and costly hospital transfers. An SNF-Hospital Partnership to Improve Care To reduce medically unnecessary transfers and readmissions.
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