Increased patient throughput and financial savings: one year after going live with Aidin
Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (OSUMC) is one of the nation’s leading academic health care centers providing care to over 60,000 inpatients annually and includes a network of 7 OSUMC hospitals in Columbus, OH with more than 1,400 beds.
Five OSUMC hospitals sought to improve their post-acute care (PAC) discharge process and wanted a system that could offer what their current referral tool could not: the ability to track and assess quality measures, the management of referrals across the care spectrum (e.g. inpatient and outpatient settings), and the flexibility to accommodate diverse patient populations as their services grew.
OSUMC partnered with Aidin because it could offer them an efficient, flexible referral management process that incorporates quality measures to improve both KPIs and patient experience. Further, with Aidin’s open-market model, they would have access to providers who did not need a subscription to the tool in order to be considered for patient transfers.
One year after transitioning to Aidin, OSUMC saw reductions in the average LOS for post-acute care patients of 0.7 days, which resulted in an increased capacity for them to admit 1,524 new patients. By the end of the year OSUMC had incurred a financial savings of approximately $3.9M.
OSUMC administrators reported that Aidin had an overwhelmingly positive impact on their strategic goals for providing value-based care. Benefits that resulted from adopting Aidin included:
New technology can be overwhelming for overworked teams. We’d love to show you how the Aidin platform can help you reduce LOS and readmissions, and create cost-saving efficiencies for your staff.