Reduce Healthcare Costs: “The Missing Piece”     

Government and healthcare professionals make changes to the healthcare system; some help, others don’t.  Insurance companies offer case management and disease management, adding to their profits and customer costs.  The mindset involved in many fixes is doing for the patient rather than empowering them to do for themselves. The system will remain broken until patients get involved and fix their part of the system.

·         Do 10 - 20% of the people covered by your healthcare insurance plan consume 80-90% of your plan’s resource dollars?

·         Do they have more doctor appointments and repeat tests than seem reasonable?

·         Do they spend work time agonizing over questionable quality of care & healthcare decisions?

·         Are they among the 50 - 65% who don’t follow treatment plans leading to additional care and complications? Know as non-compliant patients

·         Are those with chronic health conditions as healthy as they could be?

·         Are employees taking time off to care for a parent because no one else knows their medical details?

Conquer these problems and more with The Savvy Patient’s Toolkit. It provides the management system, education and tools that empower patients and caregivers to take control of their or a loved one’s care. It is more than a Personal Health Record System. It enables and teaches how to:

·         Shift to the mindset needed to be successful in today’s fragmented, depersonalized and complex medical system.

·         Collect medical details with ease and use them for effective communication - the right information, in the right way, at the right time.

·         Ask the right questions, in the right way, at the right time - expanding the doctors thinking to consider more options and for more accurate and timely diagnoses.

·         And, much more...

Resulting in healthier employees who have increased confidence & peace of mind about their care, who can focus on their work and help decrease costs through:

·         Timelier & more accurate diagnoses

·         Fewer duplicate tests

·         Fewer medical errors

·         Recognizing errors before they happen & preventing them

·         Less of a chance they will create errors themselves

·         Less possibility of repeat hospitalizations

·         And, more…