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The financial case for connected care

Reduce costs and build value through a whole-health approach.

80% of health happens outside of traditional care

A connected, whole-health approach can drive sustainable growth that better predicts the full financial implications of care. It can get a better view of the whole person and the social, emotional and economic factors that command their decision-making.

Get thought starters for assessing how a connected care model can strengthen your financial position in this article.

Calculating the cost of undiagnosed conditions, delayed services and uncompensated care can clarify where to make adjustments for a healthier financial picture. Realize improvements in quality scores, net-promoter scores, staffing ratios, physician loyalty and more.

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