Devin Ringling, the CEO and owner of the four Interim HealthCare agencies, expressed confidence in their choice. He said, "The collaboration and transparency we experienced throughout the evaluation process with the Netsmart team gave us confidence in our choice. We are dedicated to improving patient outcomes and delivering high-quality care, which requires advanced technology and a long-term technology partner, like Netsmart. We are excited to implement a comprehensive platform that helps enhance data visibility, reduce duplication of efforts, and ultimately allow our clinicians to devote more time to patient care."
Interim HealthCare of Colorado Springs, which offers a range of services including home healthcare and medical staffing, selected Netsmart after determining that it provides physician order tracking and enhanced reporting capabilities, as well as better integration with hospital portals. The implementation of myUnity will soon empower nearly 700 clinicians and staff, allowing the agencies to manage various business lines and care settings within a unified patient record system. This integrated approach ensures that a patient's health information is consistently available, providing healthcare providers with health histories as individuals transition between care settings.
Netsmart Provider Solutions senior vice-president and managing director David Strocchia said, "Interim HealthCare of Colorado Springs has established itself as an industry leader by addressing community needs and implementing innovative technology." This recognition highlights the importance of technological advancements in post-acute care delivery and the role that Interim HealthCare is playing in driving innovation.
With the implementation of these technologies, Interim HealthCare agencies are well-positioned to improve the quality and efficiency of post-acute care delivery. They are committed to providing high-quality care and using advanced technology to enhance patient outcomes. By working together with Netsmart, they are taking a significant step forward in the evolution of post-acute care.