Millions of individuals with chronic diseases such as diabetes, obesity, hypertension, congestive heart failure, asthma, cancer and many others are likely to suffer a catastrophic event that requires long term treatment. Such individuals account for 10% of the population but 70% of healthcare costs. Managed healthcare providers, insurers, government, and employers, who pay for healthcare, feel the impact of increased health care costs.

One way to reduce this impact is to identify individuals whose health is at-risk and coach them through disease management (DM) programs to adopt a healthier lifestyle so as to prevent occurrence of a chronic illness or reduce the probability of a catastrophic event happening. Such programs empower individuals, in concert with physicians and other care providers, to effectively manage disease and prevent complications through adherence to medication regimens, regular monitoring of vital signs and healthful diet, exercise and other lifestyle choices.

While the goals of a DM program is improved health of populations, enhanced patient satisfaction and care experience, enhanced physician satisfaction and delivery experience, reduced healthcare cost, and improved work force productivity, the various constituents in the healthcare continuum do not know where to begin.

With fragmented healthcare practices, where do you get accurate medical data that gives a disease profile of populations? Which chronic conditions – singularly or together with others - are currently the most expensive? How do you identify at-risk individuals? How do you predict which of these individuals are going to incur the most cost? For each chronic condition or a combination, how do you know which interventions make the most impact on health outcomes economically? What is the most effective utilization of various medical resources for a given set of chronic conditions? How does one select the DM program service levels to help contract with the right DM organization? How do you monitor the DM program and its outcomes?

Our Solutions & Services:

As a information management solutions company with vast healthcare domain expertise and technical expertise, PluralSoft has the leadership, the talent, adequate system integration services and intellectual property leveraged as a toolset to enable various constituents in the Healthcare continuum – Payers, Providers, Government, Employers, Patient communities, DM Organizations (DMO), Quality Improvement Organizations (QIO) and allied service providers to deliver cutting edge, reliable and quality Disease Management solutions. PluralSoft delivers solutions for the entire life cycle of disease management continuum – from integration, identification, analysis, care collaboration, management and monitoring of various dimensions. Our solutions are optimized by role, participation, contribution and use of each healthcare constituent.

PluralSoft’s technology solutions and services, leveraging our Clinicio™ framework and our technology partnerships, have a three pronged focus strategy:

	Supporting pro-active identification of at-risk patients to practice “Prevention is better than Cure” through an opportunity assessment
	Supporting Physician engagement specifically augmenting the Patient / Physician Relationship via better interaction mechanics for expected outcomes
	Supporting Payer / Patient / Physician / Provider collaboration on exchange of right information at the right time for the right care

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Our Products:

PluralSoft’s Clinicio™-CHART is a HIV/AIDS Disease Management product that leverages our Clinicio™ framework. It supports the entire disease life cycle from identification during voluntary counseling and testing to anti-retroviral treatment as well as supports Monitoring and Evaluation reporting and analyses at various governance levels (facility to country levels).