Caregiver OM
(Outcome Manager)

FOCUSING ON THE PATIENT: A “Network Capable” Clinical Documentation and Cost Accounting System designed exclusively for the most comprehensive set of Charting Tools available for delivering “Patient Centered Care" and complete “Proof of Payable Services”.

QUICK CARE PLANS…QUICK CONVERSION: Can import both the Caregiver AQ assessment or an MDS assessment file from your existing clinical system and use those answers and levels of deficit to create a care plan that truly matches the needs of the patient.

INSTILLING CONFIDENCE IN YOUR DOCUMENTATION: Our extensive and uniquely formatted Library of over 2500 interventions is designed with the “RIGHT WORDS” for Medicare and Medicaid compliant charting. “No more backing yourself into a corner by using the “WRONG WORDS” in your documentation.

BEYOND THE MDS: Along with the 18 MDS Problem Models that trigger via the assessment, our Care Plan Library contains an additional set of 84 Nursing Diagnoses Models of Care and over 110 Therapy and Restorative Programs.

BRINGING PATIENT OUTCOMES TO THE FOREFRONT: No longer will your staff or State Surveyors have to spend hours flipping through page after page of chronological nurses notes to find out the “day to day” status of a patients progress. OM has been designed to produce directed and concise progress notes that automatically pull in pieces of the care plan that are necessary to complete the note. Preformatted progress notes that relate to the patient’s goals can also be pulled into a note where they can be completely customized.

GETTING THE CARE PLAN ON THE FLOOR: The OM system is designed to delegate the interventions to the appropriate staff type and deliver them to the staff via Weekly and Monthly Assignment Sheets. This gets the care plan out on the floor where it belongs instead of in a 3 ring binder at the nurses' station.

CUTTING DOWN ON CHARTING TIME :By delivering the care plan to the floor in the form of assignment sheets, the “signing off” of the completed tasks is used as part of the note and therefore can cut out as much as 2 to 2-1/2 hours per nurse, per day, in charting time. Less writing means more time with the patient which equates to better care!