Providers
When a Life is at Stake, Seconds Matter
Healthcare professionals making critical second-by-second decisions aren’t getting information soon enough on relevant events occurring across their ecosystem. For example, data is getting collected, but is it correlated, contextualized, and delivered to where it’s needed to help consistently deliver optimum results?
TIBCO's event-based technology allows Providers to enable quality collaborative care, powerful information management, and intelligent operational optimization by connecting systems, automating people-centric processes, and responding quickly to real-time events.
Enable Quality Collaborative Patient Care
TIBCO powers electronic health records (EHR) and health information exchanges (HIE) that enable access to secure, reliable medical histories across the ecosystem. By supporting the consistent delivery of best-practice care pathways – getting the right treatment to the right patient at the right time – TIBCO provides the foundation for the evolution to primary care medical homes (PCMH), accountable care organizations (ACO), and meaningful use. Providers are able to:
- Improve the quality of diagnosis and treatment with real-time data
- Track, meet, and report on specific quality benchmarks
- Correlate events and data with outcomes to discover trends
Meet Compliance and Deploy 21st Century Services
With TIBCO, Providers are empowered with visibility across their entire enterprise. Gaining new insight into how to improve efficiencies and reduce waste, Providers can meet reform – from ICD-10 and HIPAA 5010 to meaningful use – while laying the groundwork for next-generation services:
- Empower proactive CDM with clinical monitoring to identify problems early
- Increase productivity and reduce A/R with automated claims coding and processing
Providers partnering with TIBCO improve outcomes, reduce costs, and achieve compliance, as the new era of accountable and reform-driven care demands.
Industry Topics
- Quality Collaborative Care: Improve outcomes by coordinating care, ensuring that evidence-based care pathways are followed, and improving chronic disease management.
- Information Management: Increase visibility and coordination of data across systems.
- Operational Optimization: Reduce the cost of care and comply with reform by driving out unnecessary costs, speeding the revenue cycle, and minimizing fraud.
