Perry Johnson Remote Care Partners (PJRCP) is integrates with remote managing devices for data collection. PJRCP assists health care organizations leveraging changes in value-based care models supporting patient communications, staff needs, and device management. Health care organizations are now required to interact with patients outside of their own facilities for quality measurements, managing costs of patients in various programs, and participating in new care models like Chronic Care Management (CCM) and Remote Care Management (RCM).

PJRCP is a complete platform that can monitor devices in patient’s homes or use advanced messaging to connect with patients, collect data, and provide a clinician workspace for patient set up, management, and reporting. An array of different programs helping to lead the way for telemedicine services with patient’s physicians. Trends expected to accelerate and will be key component of many health care organization solution sets.

RCM allows for patient’s physicians to be in contact between routine visits via at home equipment. The at home Wi-Fi Hub communicates with PJRCP to ensure the patient is staying on track. If data does not match pre-set threshold an alert is sent for intervention. Is allows for patient’s health to be monitored before illnesses are escalated to emergencies.

Benefits to Patients:

• Early detection of health issues proven to improve outcomes and costs

• Remote care programs provide important feedback increasing adherence and data for health care organizations

• Patients don’t feel alone their physician’s practice are actively engaged with them

Benefits to Health Care Organizations

• PJRCP leverages staffing needs freeing up time now spent on routine data collection and often getting better results. Using a device or responding to text messages (2-factor, HIPAA compliant) boosts participation compared to human phone calls at a fraction of the cost

• Meaningful impact for many of your patients

• Build stronger links with patients and help them manage their health and avoid hospitalizations or worsening of conditions

• Medicare and other payors now adopting programs to promote remote care management and chronic care management

• Powerful tools for ACOs and other value-based care models. For primary care fee for service models (or cardiologists, internists, and other physicians) new Medicare rules offer significant new revenues and fee income from Medicare now available. Increase operating income per patient from $300 to $2,000 per year. Medicaid programs in some states along with rural health initiatives are also strongly interested in RCP solutions

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