Reduce community health care gaps without adding staff resources with Get Well's SDOH Screening & Navigation program

Reach and assess vulnerable populations

Text-based screening and outreach without requiring an app increases engagement and response, leading to better risk assessments for your patient population, including non-

English speakers.

Augment patient and clinical staff experience

Patient responses automatically integrate into the EHR and are categorized for relevant resource referral by Get Well Navigators, reducing administrative burden on staff. Automate conversations with patients to scale staff resources and efficiently close care gaps.

Empower action with clinical, social, and behavioral interventions

Referring patients to valuable resources and education, with regular follow-up, demonstrates ongoing care, fostering greater trust and loyalty between patients and your organization.

Measure program success and ROI

Our program assists in meeting CMS and IQR requirements, Joint Commission accreditations, HEDIS measures, and broader health equity goals, leading to better reimbursements and more equitable health outcomes.

Learn how UMass Memorial Health broke SDOH screening and navigation records using Get Well Health Equity:https://www.getwellnetwork.com/resource/case-study-umass-memorial-health-sdoh/

Get Well delivers high-touch and high-tech consumer-centered experiences that build lifelong loyalty while increasing patient engagement, improving outcomes, and growing market share. Get Well seamlessly blends innovative technology and personal interaction to touch every part of the healthcare consumer journey -- in the community, at the point of care and beyond.

Get Well’s 360 Platform is the consumer digital platform for a new era and includes programs aimed at solving the most pressing issues facing healthcare systems:

1. Patient Reactivation and Care Gap Closure: Targeted outreach aimed at (re)activation of dormant patients, care gap closure, and value-based care (VBC) initiatives utilizing customized campaigns at scale to reactivate and reattach patients.
2. Health Equity: Augmented staff combined with tech-enabled care that closes health and social gaps within your communities through SDOH screening and navigation to appropriate resources. Get Well also offers Maternal Health Equity and Youth Mental Health solutions for ACOs, payers, and IDNs.
3. Point of Care Engagement: Multimodal smart room technology that improves communication, engagement, and outcomes for patients, families and care teams. Includes interactive patient care (IPC), digital patient, staff, and unit rounding, and digital white board and door board signage.
4. ED Interactive Experience: A no-download, no-account-required interface that provides smart-triage, expectations setting & management, and entertainment to distract and de-escalate ED patients. Solution is launched on patients’ devices and enables medication fulfillment, pulse surveying, and patient retention.
5. Guided Care: 300+ digital care plans that navigate patients through pre and post discharge pathways that utilizes AI-enabled virtual monitoring, automated clinical workflows, symptom surveys and patient check-ins. Our discharge and procedural programs also offer augmented care navigators providing disease specific outreach and navigation to in-network providers and services.

Leading healthcare organizations continue to partner with Get Well for the following reasons:

1) Digital consumerism at our core: Get Well has invested over $50M to build a first of its kind digital health platform for consumer-centered experiences. Our team comes from digital consumer-first companies such as Marriott, Apple and Airbnb, and leverages this experience to reimagine the healthcare consumer journey.

2) Comprehensive, all-in-one platform: Our platform-first approach allows us to drive rapid innovation and efficiently meet the needs of healthcare organizations today – not down the road. We enable a more streamlined digital experience across the healthcare consumer journey, eliminating the need for costly point solutions.

3) Clinical expertise and training: With a renewed investment in learning resources and user support, we make it even easier for care teams to engage consumers in their healthcare journey, streamline their workflow, improve communication and achieve outcomes.

4) Unmatched interoperability and security: Get Well holds the top 1% of security designations in the world and has set up nearly 500 integrations with various partners to make our platform highly integrated and interoperable.

Learn how Adventist Health realizes $120M in patient revenue with Get Well: https://www.getwellnetwork.com/resource/adventist-health-case-study/

We are developing and implementing software which incorporates evidence-based guidelines into algorithms that will provide situational awareness, clinical decision support, and enhanced communication for clinicians caring for laboring mothers and their babies. When our licensed protocols were implemented on paper at a university hospital tertiary care center, they led to a significant decrease in serious safety events and to a concomitant reduction in litigation costs. riskLD is turning the protocols into a software solution that will interface with the Labor & Delivery electronic health record so that implementation can occur on a larger scale. By providing situational awareness, riskLD's platform is calling attention to situations with the potential to lead to suboptimal outcomes, thereby allowing the clinical team to address them in a timely manner. By providing enhanced communication, riskLD's platform is further facilitating awareness of critical clinical information in systems where continuity of care is increasingly fragmented. Most importantly, by providing clinical decision support, riskLD's platform is presenting guidance to the clinical team with a robust and expansive set of proprietary algorithms, thereby ensuring the highest level of evidence-based care.

riskLD is developing and implementing software that incorporates evidence-based guidelines into algorithms which will provide situational awareness, clinical decision support, and enhanced communication for clinicians caring for laboring mothers and their babies. When our licensed protocols were implemented on paper at a university hospital tertiary care center, they led to a significant decrease in serious safety events and to a concomitant reduction in litigation costs. riskLD is turning the protocols into a software solution that will interface with the Labor & Delivery electronic health record so that implementation can occur on a larger scale.

Currently extant monitoring/EMR systems used on Labor & Delivery units present fetal and maternal data that is disaggregated and embedded in tables within the EMR, and provide limited snapshots of the labor process and duration. To our knowledge, no system currently exists that consolidates fetal and maternal data in a visual interface that also provides a comprehensive overview of the entire labor in the way that our system does.

Our platform has demonstrated the ability to decrease significantly the incidence of Serious Safety Events for women and their babies during the labor and delivery process. In conjunction with that decrease, a dramatic decrease has also been seen in litigation costs to University Hospitals, the implementing system. This allowed those funds, rather than being lost to litigation, to be used to further the mission of the hospital system.