CLARITY
Brain Health Assessment and Improvement Program
Cognitive decline and delirium is an all too common post-operative outcome for patients over 65 that lead to serious short- and long-term complications.
We present a proprietary suite of tools and services guided by experienced consultants. Our solution has been shown to improve patient outcomes and reduce length of hospital stay for patients with cognitive impairment.
Better detection
Enabled through DeltaScan tech
Awareness and education
Out-of-the-box campaigns
Compliance and Outcomes
Reports, dashboards and review meetings
ROI analysis
Revenue benefit and LOS cost reduction
Program
Prolira presents a proprietary suite of tools and services guided by experienced consultants. Our solution has been shown to improve patient outcomes and reduce length of hospital stay for patients with cognitive impairment.
Our unique approach to improved management utilizes a novel new detection device that provides an objective bio-signal as the trigger for interventions. Our team works with you to educate staff, implement a dashboard to demonstrate benefit and an attractive ROI for your hospital.
DeltaScan® Brain State Monitor
DeltaScan® Brain State Monitor provides a quick and objective measurement of acute encephalopathy and delirium with high diagnostic performance to support timely interventions.
“Up to 88% of delirious patients go undetected in daily care practice ¹”
Marcantonio, 2017, The New England Journal of Medicine
The Most Common Post-op Complication in Older Adults
Each year, approximately 50% of surgical and ICU patients in the US and Europe are at risk of developing acute brain failure and delirium².
Annual health system and societal costs are estimated at €320B in the U.S. and EU, rivaling costs associated with heart disease and diabetes³.
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Discover how we help hospitals reshape care delivery for patients over 65, aiming to improve patient outcomes and deliver an attractive ROI based on reimbursement and cost reduction.
sources: ¹ Marcantonio, et al. N Engl J Med 2017 ² American Geriatric Society ³ Inouye et al. 2014
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