proVizor Blog

The Challenge of Expressing Evidence-based Practice through a Telehealth Platform

This report represents the first phase of a sequential mixed methods study of whether and how a configurable telehealth platform can improve individual and population health outcomes, lower cost and enhance the provider experience. In this Phase I, we discuss the broad landscape of evidence-based practices and interventions that could be positively affected by a user-configurable telehealth solution. Phase II will expand the qualitative investigation by documenting EBP and EBT workflows and reporting requirements for specific user organizations in each of the domains. Phase III will consist of the quantitative data collection and analysis of implementing a user-configurable telehealth platform across the health and social continuum of care.

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proVizor Telehealth Community Project advances recommendations of NQF and CQMC

In a recent post, we discussed some of the current legislative actions and executive orders that promote innovation in telehealth technology and funding to improve outcomes and lower cost. In this post, we comment on industry initiatives to support the inevitable evolution towards telehealth and what White Pine is doing to advance those recommendations.

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Introducing the proVizor Telehealth Community Project

Join the proVizor Telehealth Community Project. We are looking for health and social care providers and payers to serve as subject matter experts and to participate in use-case studies as we refine and test the features and functions of the new proVizor Telehealth Platform. We’re looking for local organizations (such as those that provide housing or food, or provide support people in offender reentry), professional organizations (such as clinics, hospitals or FQHCs), communities (consisting of providers collaborating across the continuum), and payers (particularly managed care organizations and Medicaid Advantage plans) that are at the core of telehealth innovation leadership.

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The Age of Telehealth is at Hand–Maybe

You can be excused if you’ve missed this. It hasn’t been the top line, but inside recent policy announcements, including legislation, regulatory pronouncements and executive orders is clear policy guidance leading to a period of innovation in telehealth that may have the potential to revolutionize health and social care by bridging the gaps that have previously isolated physical health, behavioral health and social care through technology-enabled workflows that simplify patient engagement and care collaboration.

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Patient engagement and care collaboration: Another wasted opportunity?

Recently, the White House announced that it has “improved Federal homeless assistance programs” by allowing communities to require housing beneficiaries to participate in supportive services such as those for addiction, mental illness, employment and offender reentry. In this post we look at the detail of the 2019 Notice of Funding Availability for Continuums of Care, which is how the policy is implemented, and consider its effect on real world practices to reduce homelessness, improve health outcomes and lower cost.

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The State of Homelessness in America?

On Monday, the White House Council of Economic Advisors published a report titled “The State of Homelessness in America.” There is so much to talk about in this report that it would take more time than I can afford to write it, and it would be too long for you to want to read it. So, here is a summary of the report along with my commentary on the high points.

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We’re looking for a few industry leaders, early adopters, who will help us design, test, and report their experience with the new proVizor Care Platform.
  • Participation as a use case community in our Care Unit Analysis requirements documents
  • A requirements analysis and implementation guide specific to your organization and community
  • Two years of licenses for the proVizor platform , starting when you go live
  • No cost for the requirements and implementation guide, and 50% discount on the first two years license fees paid in advance
  • Guarantee that the price will not rise.   Guarantee that if the price is lowered, your price will be adjusted to the lower price
  • Your organization will receive a percentage of the license fees for any organization that chooses your proVizor configuration as its starting template.
  • Participate in our forum as we define the technology requirements for the first set of Care Units
  • Take part in early product review testing and evaluation
  • Participate in evaluation of training materials
  • Once you are satisfied, go live in your practice.
  • Participate in user experience surveys
  • Participate in the ongoing forum discussion as new members join
  • Publish the results of your experience, either individually or as part of the community