Solutions and services that empower post-acute and human services organizations
Healthcare technology for post-acute care and human services providers that improves care and simplifies administration
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Human services and post-acute care providers throughout the country rely on Netsmart technology and services to help them improve care delivery and streamline administration.
Clinicians in every area of Netsmart drive our understanding of the communities you serve, so we can continue evolving our healthcare technology solutions and services to help meet the challenges you face every day.
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Electronic Health Records
Netsmart CareRecords, electronic health records (EHRs) are designed specifically for human services and post-care providers. Workflows and functionality make it easy to access and securely share information across communities, including primary and acute care.and financial teams to access the information they need. Read the blog
From the CareThreads Blog
Why Reducing Variability Matters in Wound Care
Tuesday, September 08 | Post-Acute Care,Care Coordination,Thought Leadership
When it comes to wound care, the challenge for many post-acute organizations isn't a lack of clinical experience. It's making sure everyone has the same understanding of the wound and that the information needed to make decisions is complete, consistent and accessible.
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What Providers Still Need to Know About Medi-Cal Payment Reform
Thursday, August 27 | Human Services,California,Thought Leadership
Medi-Cal payment reforms are beginning to take effect. Here are four major takeaways from our recent webinar on the subject.
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Two Rules, One Signal: What CMS is Signaling to Post-Acute Providers
Tuesday, August 18 | Post-Acute Care,Thought Leadership
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) finalized the FY 2027 hospice final rule on July 30 and released the CY 2027 home health proposed rule on July 1. Read separately, they look like ordinary annual updates. Read together, they say something more useful about the next three years.
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