Interoperability done right can improve care, decrease costs
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Facilities that refer patients to post-acute care settings increasingly expect robust interoperability to make patient transfers as seamless as possible, for both the patient and providers.
Iredell County Hospice and Palliative Care have seen first-hand the difference interoperability can make for their referral sources and staff when implemented correctly.
Interoperability done right can improve care, decrease costs
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