Real Time Medical Systems partnered with Allina Health to improve patient transitions across facilities today. The organizations launched an AI platform inside several skilled nursing centers this month. The system delivers live insights that guide faster care decisions every day. The staff now coordinates discharge more efficiently through updates and the sharing of information. There is a smoother transfer of patients and better patient recovery outside the hospital. Patients discharged from the hospitals tend to be readmitted within a short time due to a lack of follow-ups.
According to CMS data, there are many cases of readmission among post-acute patients requiring constant observation. Skilled nursing facility residents have a high chance of being readmitted after the first month of discharge. This has made hospitals ensure proper coordination and avoidance of reversals for effective patient recovery.
Outcomes and Analytics
Allina Health and its forty organizations now receive immediate post-acute clinical data. The platform supports targeted actions that reduce avoidable hospitalizations significantly. Participating communities include Princeton, New Ulm, Buffalo, and River Falls. Leaders expect stronger continuity across hospitals and nursing facilities.
“This project marks a significant step forward in redefining how health systems and nursing facilities collaborate,” said Joan Neuscheler, Chief Executive Officer of Real Time. “By combining Allina Health’s patient-centered approach with Real Time’s post-acute clinical insights, we create a proactive model that drives earlier interventions, reduces readmissions, and supports healthier outcomes across the continuum of care.”
“This approach improves patient safety, strengthens continuity of care, and delivers meaningful improvements in clinical and safety outcomes,” said Nate Dahle, Director of Operations, Allina Health. “Working with Real Time and leveraging their AI solution will strengthen how we work with skilled nursing facilities and allow us to identify changes in a patient’s condition earlier, address issues before they escalate, and reduce potential rehospitalizations.”
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News Source: Businesswire.com
