Quality Assurance

Improve standards of care, outcomes and quality of life

• Improve treatment outcomes and optimize functional gains
• Enhance patient care, quality of life, independence and discharge destination
• Introduce advanced treatment options for a broader patient population and more medically complex conditions
• Manage pain and edema to allow earlier, more intensive therapy techniques
• Introduce new treatment options for patients who have reached a plateau in their progress or have not responded to traditional therapy interventions
• Treat more medically complex conditions that may not respond to traditional therapy techniques alone, and for other prevalent geriatric conditions

Improve quality assurance efforts with proactive management of quality indicators, surveys, regulatory compliance and documentation

• Provide more aggressive treatment interventions for conditions targeted in quality indicators, state surveys, and regulatory compliance
• Proactively manage risk and liability associated with falls, wounds and other prevalent conditions

     Create new marketing and referral opportunities

• Strengthen facility image and differentiation for new referrals, improved census and better quality mix.