For skilled nursing and home health
Fewer falls, fewer readmissions, better ratings.
Since the IMPACT Act, how your outcomes are measured has changed, and mobility is now part of the picture. Patients with low vision are the ones who quietly pull those numbers down.
What you actually do
Three things, none of which add a visit.
OneScreen on admissionColor screening for every patient, under ten minutes, done by existing staff.
TwoTrain the teamAssistive technology, orientation and mobility, and activities of daily living, taught in seminars with quarterly follow ups.
ThreeShow the outcomeScreening and referral reporting you can put in front of a surveyor or a referring hospital.
What it changes for you
- Lower fall risk among patients who cannot see contrast or edges
- Fewer readmissions tied to medication errors
- Staff who know how to support a patient losing vision
- Evidence for CMS outcome measures
What it changes for them
Older adults with low vision are 31% more likely to experience depression, and far more likely to fall. Most of that is preventable with training that takes an afternoon.
What it costs. A post-acute provider account is $49 a month and starts with a 30 day free trial. We will size it to your facility or agency on the call.