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The Top Digitally-Assisted Provider Documentation Companies Report is a resource designed to guide healthcare professionals in their quest for exceptional workforce solutions. This report offers perspective on prominent provider documentation companies as reflected in the client reviews gathered on AVIA Marketplace and presents a selection of leading-edge solutions and companies.

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Conversational AI is an advanced technology that allows machines to understand, process, and respond to human language in a way that is both contextually relevant and interactive. Within the healthcare sector, this technology is increasingly deployed to automate routine tasks and deliver a more robust and personalized patient experience. Conversational AI leverages a combination of machine learning, natural language processing, and occasionally deep learning to interpret and respond to user inputs, with a conversational user interface that mimics human interaction. Digital health companies deploy conversational AI through chatbots, voice assistants, messaging apps, or any other type of platform where natural language interactions occur.

What is the digital front door? Digital front door describes a set of interactive and transaction-ready capabilities to enable digital interactions between patients and health systems throughout the care journey, from pre-service to follow-up and payment. When leveraged appropriately, a digital front door strategy can improve patient experiences, drive access, and reduce (or eliminate) reliance on paper-based workflows and manual processes.

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Patients demand convenient healthcare access akin to online services. A robust digital front door, integrating online scheduling, telehealth, patient portals, symptom checkers, and payment management, is crucial. It offers a competitive edge by enhancing accessibility, patient loyalty, brand perception, market reach, revenue, and leveraging data for insights, ensuring health systems meet modern expectations and stay competitive. Modern patients rightly demand that healthcare access be as straightforward as ordering a meal online or hailing a ride, which is still far from the norm.

According to a report from Accenture, patients are increasingly switching providers, and at least a portion say it’s because of the digital experience. In fact, the report goes on to show that digital engagement is a strong predictor of loyalty. Increasingly, patients say they are less likely to stay with a provider who doesn’t provide a good digital experience, and a bad digital experience effects how they feel about their entire healthcare interaction. In other words, great care or bedside manner doesn’t mean a patient will stay if the rest of their experience doesn’t meet their needs.

Digitally-assisted provider documentation solutions leverage artificial intelligence (AI) and other advanced technologies to deliver real-time support during the documentation process in order to reduce care team burden, improve clinical documentation quality at the point of care, avoid common deficiencies, and ensure accurate coding. The vendor landscape encompasses a broad array of solutions with varying levels of human involvement, from traditional in-person scribes to manually document encounters to fully automated AI-driven documentation solutions. Vendors and solutions exist within four overlapping sub-categories

Ambient documentation solutions powered by AI promise to revolutionize the way clinicians document patient interactions, reducing the mental strain and time spent on administrative tasks. In collaboration with Suki, we're thrilled to present our latest white paper, "7 Things to Consider When Assessing Ambient Documentation Solutions." Dive deep into the intricacies of privacy, security, and scalability across specialties and access a robust roadmap for making informed decisions in the realm of ambient documentation.

Recently, I had the privilege of attending the AHA Rural Health Conference, a gathering that brings together healthcare professionals, administrators, and advocates from across the nation to address the unique challenges and opportunities within rural healthcare. The experience was not only enlightening but also deeply inspiring, highlighting the resilience, innovation, and dedication of those at the forefront of rural health. Reflecting on the conference, I’d like to share three key themes and takeaways that resonated with me, in the hope of offering some insights and encouragement to others navigating this vital field.

Virtual visits are the ability for patients to access care remotely. It is being delivered in two ways: Synchronously with a scheduled or on-demand real-time encounter Asynchronously on-demand through email, text, or chat message

The Top Virtual Visit Companies Report is intended to provide healthcare leaders with a broad view of virtual visits and showcase standout companies and solutions with proven market traction. Users can view quick summaries to help them identify which solutions might meet their needs and visit AVIA Connect to access detailed profiles and verified client lists, compare solutions, and generate Match Scores to narrow their selections.

We are LifeScience Technologies, a healthcare technology company and the developer of the m.Care® virtual care platform. During COVID, we all saw the benefits of being able to treat patients remotely or virtually. Healthcare delivery has changed forever, and now the challenge is in providing an engaging and easy-to-use technology platform that meets the needs of populations and individuals. Access to and communication with the patient’s care team is critical, and patient adherence to care plans is crucial to improving outcomes. For some patients, it is not financially feasible to supply expensive equipment like Bluetooth scales, connected blood pressure cuffs or wearable devices. Social determinants of health are another key consideration when delivering a solution to meet the needs of entire populations. The m.Care platform is designed for ease of use and to encourage and support patient engagement. Our platform supports both synchronous and asynchronous communication–all HIPAA-compliant with data encrypted. Our objectives are to drive better patient outcomes and patient satisfaction through a robust and highly configurable virtual care platform that can accommodate as many patients as possible, with accessibility features that include voice commands in multiple languages for patients who are physically unable to use other means to report data.

This webinar will help you learn about: Evaluating staffing and provider network needs Investing in a user-centric experience Exploring new business and operating models Piloting innovative care models Developing asynchronous virtual care strategies

Bright.md’s asynchronous telehealth solution focuses specifically on low-acuity care, which drives down costs and increases provider capacity for higher-acuity patients. The Navigate solution captures symptoms and instantly guides patients to the appropriate level of care within the health system, with pathways that can be adjusted based on the time or chief complaint. The Interview offering utilizes a library of evidence-based clinical interviews to support diagnosis, with automated documentation and interoperable chart-ready SOAP notes. Providers can utilize the Treat solution to treat more than 140 low-acuity conditions in as little as two minutes, with instant diagnosis, prescriptions, and referrals.

Zipnosis aims to improve the virtual care experience for both patients and providers with a flexible platform that automates administrative tasks and reduces clinical work time to an average of 89 seconds per encounter. With both synchronous and asynchronous virtual visit capabilities, Zipnosis walks patients through virtual triage and automatically pre-populates the platform with relevant data to reduce the need for manual documentation. Care teams can access a wide array of clinical protocols within the platform, and custom workflows are available to meet the needs of a variety of service lines.

Amwell enables health providers, payers, and innovators to achieve their digital ambitions, making every action across the healthcare system easier, more reliable and optimized for better outcomes. In 2006, Amwell pioneered virtual health care. Today, our future-ready platform, Converge™, connects care across in-person, virtual, and automated modalities and provides an open and scalable infrastructure that can grow alongside our customers. We bring a suite of strategic services that deliver true partnership and better outcomes, ensure consistent and timely execution, and provide solutions to close gaps in care, including an affiliated network of medical providers. Together with our customers and innovation partners, we forge a model that adapts as needs evolve and enables the kind of care that can truly create a healthier world.