Revolutionizing communication for patients and providers using network science to optimize provider workflows and improve the patient experience.
CareLoop can be downloaded from the App Store for immediate use. It can also be integrated into your EHR or patient portal, making it easily accessible from any workstation in your organization or healthcare network. CareLoop’s interface is simple and intuitive, providing an efficient and easy user experience for both patient and provider.
Designed as a care network platform, the experience of using CareLoop is intuitive to patients. More touch-points from providers translate into the patient feeling more informed and updated about their care. A recent study examined 36 papers to find communication was what patient’s valued most, above pain, access to care, or outcome. In addition, CareLoop helps organizations maximize value-based payment incentives tied to the patient experience.
Updates take seconds for providers to compose and can reach patients or families wherever they are. CareLoop reduces the back and forth of phone calls, leveraging its media rich messaging platform and has integrated read-receipts, so providers know their messages have been read.
At the end of the day, it’s about improving care-coordination and outcomes through network science and communication. CareLoop allows you to do automated check-ins and follow-ups with patients, incorporate your own surveys, and use NIH Promise measures (patient reported outcome survey’s). These help you keep a pulse on your patients during transitions in care, identify any gaps in care, and provide needed resources.
Based in Boulder, Colorado, CareLoop uses a social network platform to ensure patients have a way to connect with their physicians. Through its technology, patients receive care-related messages and updates on their mobile device. CareLoop’s technology also allows physicians in different specialties to communicate with each other about certain patients.
CareLoop, which uses a “social network platform” to connect patients and providers, hopes the app will personalize patient care. “Unlike patient portals, which provide access [to] lab or imaging reports, the information is being shared through CareLoop has been interpreted by the provider,” according to the Dr. Goss.
The feed, which is akin to Facebook for patients, delivers messages from caregivers, questions from patients, test results, explanation of care delivered, what to expect next and more. This way, patients have a live feed giving them everything they need to know about their care and family members can read up and see what’s happening with their loved ones.
