If you missed our webinar, you can still catch the webcast. Chief Product Officer, Cheryl Field, discussed pain points with PBJ reporting and the latest impacts to your staffing star calculation.

We also previewed in-app editing and audit tracking, available via our PBJ reporting module. We would be happy to schedule a demo to show you more!

We're looking forward to connecting at the NIC Spring Conference February 20-22. If you're seeking technologies that reduce pain points within your post-acute operations, let's plan to chat during a break?

We're excited to share what sets us apart – including our core expertise in integrating, securing and accelerating the delivery of your most critical data.  

If you missed our January 17 webinar with experts from HIPAA One, Willis Towers Watson and Prime Care Technologies, you can download the resources below. Our solution partners offered timely tips on performing a risk analysis and how cyber insurance and key technologies can help protect you.

• Webinar Replay
• Webinar Slides

Solution information:

• HIPAA One Security Risk Analysis
• Willis Towers Watson Cyber Insurance
• primeCLOUD Managed IT Services

Or if you're interested in an assessment...

Join us January 17 with our experts from HIPAA One, Willis Towers Watson and Prime Care Technologies to ensure you are HIPAA compliant and audit-ready. Expect informative tips on: 

• Conducting risk analysis
• Leveraging cyber insurance
• Employing key technologies

With the OCR promising harsher investigative tools to “hold bad actors accountable” and with reports of 2018 fines in the millions, you won't want to miss advice from our three HIPAA-savvy experts.

In a recent McKnight's article, a group of LTC stakeholders were asked to uncover wasteful practices, and use of telemedicine ranked among the 'big three' as 'no-brainer' to save $3.5B:

1) Telemedicine not being used system-wide (projected for “at least” $1.3 billion of lost or wasted money each year)

2) Blood transfusions that are mandated by the Medicaid program only (not also Medicare) to be performed only in a hospital setting ($400 million), and

3) End-of-life care that is ill advisedly transferred to a hospital setting ($1.8 billion)

“In the next two to three years, any nursing home that doesn’t adopt telemedicine will not be competitive and economically will lose opportunities,” stated John Whitman, former nursing home administrator and Wharton School of Business professor who convened the cross-section of LTC stakeholders for the study.

Read the McKnight’s article.

Read more about Resident Telehealth Services from primeFORCE.