Patient recalls can become your practice’s clinical (and financial) superpower – but only if you have the right tools to get you the reporting you need while streamlining the process. OP gives you the power to deliver excellent care with precision and promotes the idea that good clinical decisions can also be good business decisions via our Demographic Analysis and Recall (DAR) Report.
There are numerous tasks to keep track of when managing a child’s health, so identifying strategies for getting kids in the door for their recommended well visits is key. A generic EHR may be able to recall for an adult’s yearly well visit, but children under 3 are coming in for checkups much more frequently – staying on track with things like vaccinations and their developmental milestones is critical to getting them started off on the right foot. As a pediatric-specific EHR, OP gives you the power to recall patients on the AAP/Bright Futures-recommended well visit schedule, ensuring they are meeting milestones and getting their recommended immunizations on-time. From a clinical perspective, OP’s Demographic Analysis and Recall (DAR) Report empowers your practice to:
Help your patients get and stay up-to-date with their vaccinations. The DAR provides several flexible vaccine reporting options, including the ability to easily identify and recall patients for upcoming or overdue vaccines.
See how easy it is to recall patients by vaccine status.Whether it be payer-specific quality measures or HEDIS quality measures, the DAR gives you the flexibility you need to meet reporting requirements for various quality initiatives.
With a variety of clinical reporting options, you can recall patients by medication, diagnosis, and lab test to name a few. You'll also be able to keep kids with ongoing or chronic conditions up to date with treatments outlined in their care plans.
See how easy it is to run a clinical recall by medication.While recalls are essential for getting patients in the door for treatment, they also have the downstream benefit of boosting the financial health of your practice.
All of these examples and more are why patient recalls don’t just make great clinical practice, but excellent financial sense as well.
In 3 easy steps you’ll be able to:
STEP 1 Build your patient list.
STEP 2 Select and run the recall.
STEP 3 Contact patients to schedule appointments.
… yes, it’s that easy!
During this discussion on best practices for recall reports, OP Community member Kateri Haskett, CEO at Pediatric Associates, PSC of Kentucky joins us to share her insights on how pediatric practices can efficiently use recalls to improve patient care, boost immunization rates, generate revenue, and plan for future growth.
