Real-Time Analytics
Develop and monitor new marketing programs, growth strategies, and outreach activities to measure patient conversion, leakage, and referral patterns and much more…
Benefits
Gain Better Visibility into Key Metrics
Gain better insight into your business using real-time analytics such as the metrics dashboard, referral volume, trends, leakage rate, capture rate, service levels, wait times, outreach results, competitor patterns, etc.
Improve Clinical Decision Support
Having accurate data including provider scorecards, medical checklists and records for patients on one unified EMR agnostic platform can significantly improve the way clinicians make decisions about their patients.
Cut Down on Fraud and Abuse
A significant amount of money lost in the healthcare industry due to fraud and abuse, it’s important for organizations to use analytics for insight into patient information and what physicians are doing for their patients.
Referral Dashboard Report
All your most useful metrics at a glance on one dashboard, easily drill down to what’s most important to you and find the information you need.
Referral Leakage Report
Track leakage rates across your health system or ACO/CIN and help improve revenue and capture rates.
Referral Volume
Track which providers send you the most referrals and who receives the most from you.
Competitor Volume Report
Learn who your competitors are referring to, or find out if your own physicians are steering patients to non-affiliated (out-of-network) providers with the ReferralMD’s competition report.
Reports for All Organization Types
- We offer an array of “out-of-the-box” reports to help get set up quickly and manage your referral network, grow revenue, and improve patient acquisition.
- Need additional reports? Ask your dedicated account manager during setup.
Why Analytics are Important
Less than 50% of hospitals in the U.S. are known to have enterprise intelligence software.
60% of hospitals said their goal is to improve care quality with their data governance plans.
71% of hospitals have identified discrepancies between data from different branches of the organization, such as clinical versus financial departments.
