The current stroke care model, which is how even the highest and most sophisticated comprehensively certified programs operate, is too fragmented, focuses on just the first few days of care, and is extremely costly due to its reactive care setup. While patients receive top-notch emergent and initial inpatient care today at certified programs, nationally, 85% of strokes have acute care complications, readmission occurs in 13% of stroke cases, 20% of patients have a recurrent stroke within 90 days, and risk factor control for key elements (such as blood pressure, diabetes, and medication control) is at most 45% of post stroke patients. Stroke Link Health was created to address these issues and improve patient outcomes. With our model, we also save thousands of dollars in care per patient from providing coordinated, longitudinal team dynamics wrapped around the patient and family. In contrast to the current stroke model, Stroke Link Health offers an advanced model that links the care continuum, focuses on long-term patient outcomes and engagement, and reduces cost with proactive care management. We are designed as a true integrated stroke practice unit (ISPU). We engineer telehealth-enabled, collaborative teams called Stroke Central (hospital-based) and Stroke Mobile (home- and virtual-based post-acute and chronic care service). These teams unite the acute, post-acute, and chronic care continuum using a protocolized and proprietary care management and education model that wraps around the patients and families for 12 months. It is true longitudinal care.

Stroke Link Health partners with health systems, payors, and managed populations to improve stroke care delivery, patient outcomes, and experience while lowering the total cost of care. We provide a comprehensive, telehealth-enabled, and proprietary protocolized stroke care management model that coordinates care for stroke patients and their family across the full continuum for an entire year following a stroke episode.

A person-centric solution for proactive surveillance, coordination, and alignment of health services across the care continuum.

Cerner Corporation is a supplier of healthcare information technology solutions, services, devices and hardware. Cerner solutions optimize processes for healthcare organizations. These solutions are licensed by 9,300 facilities globally, including more than 2,650 hospitals; 3,750 physician practices 40,000 physicians; 500 ambulatory facilities, such as laboratories, ambulatory centers, cardiac facilities, radiology clinics and surgery centers; 800 home health facilities; 40 employer sites and 1,600 retail pharmacies. It operates in two segments: domestic, which includes revenue contributions and expenditures associated with business activity in the United States, and global, which includes revenue contributions and expenditures linked to business activity in Argentina, Aruba, Canada, Cayman Islands, Chile, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain and the United Arab Emirates. On May 23, 2011, it acquired Resource Systems, Inc. On October 17, 2011, it acquired Clairvia, Inc.