Meeting the challenges that currently face healthcare systems with regard to compliance with government mandated programs for attaining Meaningful Use as well as the management of Medicare patients readmissions problems, constitute what could be called a perfect storm.  In order to address these challenges that health care organization face, AmesMyFile has developed a comprehensive web based health and wellness platform that is easy to implement and support.

  

In order to comply with Meaningful Use mandates health care systems must provide to patients when leaving the hospital the following:

In 2011

Advanced Directives

Electronic Copy of Health Information

1st Pass at Personal Health Records

Electronic Copy of Discharge Instructions/Procedures

  

In 2013

Patient Preferences

Management of Chronic Conditions

Personal Health Records

Produce & Share Electronic Record of Transition in Care

  

AmesMyFile provides “best of breed” solutions that can be customized to fit any health care organizations’ needs regardless of size, budget, or experience in implementing patient health management programs.  Patient management outside of the hospital can include Re-admission Patient Management, Patient Education, Patient Personal Health Records, Self Management Tools, Patient Preferences, Transition in Care Instructions, Chronic Condition Management, and lots more.

  

AmesMyFile’s Repository of Personal Health Records is focused on the patient.  AmesMyFile is a game changer in supporting Meaningful Use requirements and providing key components required to support the implementation of Accountable Care Organizations.  Functions such as the following are supported within AmesMyFile:

  

Patient Data/Medical Image Personal Health Repository

Discharge Advocacy Road Map

Patient Education Delivery Process

Patient Centric Validated Content

Coaching Platform

Village Management - Linkage

Integration Facilitator

Regulatory Compliance – HIPAA privacy and Security

  

AmesMyFile delivers complete and timely information about patients and the services they are receiving; technology for population management and coordination of care; and resources for patient education and self-management support.