Your residents are often dual-eligible. One record pays off on both sides.
Long-term care and assisted living residents are frequently Medicare and Medicaid dual-eligible, high-utilizing patients — which means the same longitudinal record delivers a shared savings lever across readmissions, medication safety, admission efficiency, and quality ratings all at once.
Est. annual savings per SNF/LTC facility
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US SNF/nursing home facilities addressable
US assisted living communities addressable
Where Alphiniti delivers savings
Modeled on a 100-bed skilled nursing / LTC facility
Avoidable readmission reduction
HealthFlow's longitudinal record surfaces medication conflicts, care gaps, and transition instructions at discharge. 20–25% of SNF patients are readmitted within 30 days; 78% are considered avoidable. CMS penalizes high-readmission facilities via SNF VBP.
CMS penalty avoidance (SNF VBP)
CMS withholds up to 2% of Medicare payments for high readmission rates. A 100-bed SNF with $4M Medicare revenue at risk of 1% penalty = $40K/year. Alphiniti's care transition data directly targets this metric.
Medication error reduction
800,000+ preventable medication errors occur in LTC settings annually. HealthFlow's complete, current medication record eliminates reconciliation gaps at admission and across care transitions.
Admission intake & documentation efficiency
A complete HealthFlow record arriving with the patient reduces admission documentation time by 45–90 min per admission. At 200 admissions/year, that's 150–300 staff hours recaptured.
Duplicate diagnostic testing reduction
Providers in SNF settings routinely re-order labs and imaging because prior results are unavailable. HealthFlow's longitudinal record eliminates this across incoming residents.
Improved 5-star quality rating & occupancy
Facilities with higher CMS 5-star ratings command premium occupancy. A move from 3→4 stars increases occupancy by an estimated 2–5% and daily rate premium.
Total estimated annual savings — 100-bed facility
Assumptions: 100-bed SNF, 85% occupancy (~85 residents), 200 annual admissions, Medicare/Medicaid mix. Readmission base rate 22%, medication error cost per adverse event $3,000–$3,600. Savings figures are conservative net estimates — gross avoided costs may be 2–3× higher for payers.
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