Webinars
Register for CareMessage upcoming webinars, and check out the most recent on demand webinars below!
Upcoming Webinar
Closing Diabetes Gaps-in-Care Through EHR Integration and Automation
Join CareMessage Director of Product Orit Mohamed and Canyonlands Community Health Care for our upcoming webinar Closing Diabetes Gaps-in-Care Through EHR Integration and Automation on Wednesday, November 6 at 1pm ET / 10am PT.
FQHC patients are disproportionately affected by diabetes: 19% of the FQHC population is diagnosed with diabetes compared to 11.6% of the general US population, and nearly 30% of FQHC patients have uncontrolled diabetes.
In this webinar, Canyonlands will present how they used CareMessage’s Automated Gaps-in-Care Journeys to target patients with uncontrolled diabetes, addressing a critical UDS reporting measure for FQHCs and the seventh leading cause of death in the US. They will review how they used CareMessage Automated Gaps-in-Care Journeys to:
- Segment patients directly from the EHR and enroll them in customized messaging
- Create workflows that proactively engage patients with uncontrolled diabetes
- Drive health equity by targeting high risk patients Automate multi-touch outreach and education campaigns to save staff time while scaling up patient connection efforts
On Demand Webinars
Indian Country ECHO: Use of Text Messaging Technology in 638 Facilities to Implement Evidence-Based Interventions and Improve Care
CareMessage was recently a featured guest on a webinar with Indian Country ECHO, where we were able to share information about how text messaging through CareMessage can help Tribal Health Organizations reach patients more efficiently.
This one-hour presentation and knowledge-sharing event includes deep dives into how texting can:
- Help health centers to improve clinical quality and health outcomes
- Close care gaps and promote health education among patients.
- Drive workforce efficiency and improve staff and patient satisfaction
This session also features guests from Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa Crooked Tree Wellness Clinic, Hannahville Indian Community, and Pokagon Health Services as well as CareMessage Chief Medical Officer, Tracy Angelocci, as they share their experiences with using text message technology to meet their health centers’ clinical goals, and answer attendee questions.
Leveraging Patient Engagement to Meet Clinical, Financial, and Operational Goals
Communicating with patients via text message can help your health center meet clinical, financial, and operational goals. Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tracy Angelocci, will present proven strategies based on her successes while working as Chief Medical Information Officer at a Federally Qualified Health Center.
Join Dr. Angelocci as she walks through strategies to:
- Use texting to turn assigned members into patients, allowing your health center to gain revenue and mitigate risk in value based contracts.
- Close care gaps and promote health education among patients, improving clinical quality and health outcomes.
- Use texting to drive workforce efficiency and improve staff satisfaction.
If you are considering implementing a patient engagement tool, or even if you are just curious about how other health centers utilize texting to meet their goals, this webinar is for you.
Using Azara Patient Outreach (APO) & CareMessage for a Robust Patient Engagement Strategy
Azara Patient Outreach (APO), which is powered by CareMessage technology, is a fantastic way to conduct targeted, automated outreach programs to patients. Implementing the full CareMessage patient engagement platform will allow your Health Center to expand on what you are currently doing, with additional opportunities to drive efficiency, connect via 1:1 and group communication, and promote health education.
In this webinar, the CareMessage clinical and product teams walked through how adding usage of the CareMessage platform helps health centers who are using Azara Patient Outreach to expand options for patient outreach and improve efficiency. Two customers who currently use both APO and CareMessage also joined to talk about their experiences and successes; Alkida Kasapi, Population Health Manager from Greater Roslindale Health Organization and Randall Carlyle, Chief Quality Officer from Care South Carolina.
