UMass Memorial Health Expands Use of Get Well Platform for Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) Screening and Navigation

Get Well’s SDOH screening and navigation solution allows health systems to identify unmet social needs, integrate responses into their existing Electronic Health Record system, and navigate patients to appropriate resources Bethesda, Md. (March 12, 2024) – Get Well, the global leader in consumer digital patient engagement, today announced that UMass Memorial Health will implement Get

Infographic: SDOH Collection Readiness

Chelsea King Arthur, DrPH, VP, Ambulatory Products & Analytics This year, provider organizations are required to collect data on the social needs of all admitted patients.  While 2023 was the trial run for most organizations, 2024 isn’t proving to be much better, as teams battle internally to determine how and what should be the standardized

Applying the AWARE Framework at the Point of Care

Kailin Hsu, MD, Director of Product Solutions and Clinical Programs Promoting a safer care environment is of crucial importance as healthcare workers face a concerning rise in workplace violence. Recognizing the need for a more proactive approach, clinical leaders at Get Well created the AWARE Framework to provide strategies on ways to avert and reduce

Achieving Impactful Veteran Care Outcomes through People, Process, and Technology

Karl Morneau, VP, Government Client Success Get Well proudly aligns with the Department of Veterans Affairs, Veterans Health Administration’s (VHA), demonstrating unwavering dedication to our nation’s veterans. Through the integration of Get Well’s patient engagement technologies and our collaboration with 72 VHA healthcare facilities nationwide, we have significantly enhanced veteran satisfaction, streamlined workflow efficiency, and

Closing Care Gaps and Collecting Health Equity Information: 3 Key Principles

Christian Bagge, VP Payer Strategy As consumers, we are bombarded with advertisements everywhere we turn. From the radio to TV, billboards, breaks for commercials on your favorite streaming channels, and even our social media feeds, the fight for our attention is all-encompassing.  With so much noise, how do we decide what is worth paying attention

A man and a woman smile as they look at a smartphone together. Text boxes around them offer options for Mental health resources, Screening, and Education with buttons labeled Find local support, Answer questions, and Watch 5 Videos for me, respectively, enhancing patient care through improved communication.

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