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Oler Health

Oler Health

Hospitals and Health Care

We help post-acute healthcare providers avoid papercuts.

About us

Oler's software helps post-acute healthcare providers review clinical documentation more efficiently and thoroughly. Clinicians using Oler save time while they select documentation for patient care planning, value-based reimbursement, quality measures, ADR responses, and more.

Website
https://olerhealth.com
Industry
Hospitals and Health Care
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Boston
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2022

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  • Conference alert! 🚨 Oler is currently in the air, flying into sunny Las Vegas for AHCA/NCAL's Delivering Solutions conference. ✈️ 🌴 ☀️ If you're also in town and would like to catch up in person, please reach out via our website and we'll be right back to you. ☎️ 🤝 Hope everyone has a great week ahead. And safe, smooth travels to those traveling. 🙂

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  • View organization page for Oler Health

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    Happy National Case Management Week! 🥳 🎉 We celebrate all the case managers who are making things happen in the post-acute healthcare world. 👏 They tirelessly advocate for patients by: Supporting smooth transitions of care from the hospital 🏥 Leading complex utilization reviews 🔎 Keeping external parties informed 📞 Planning safe, effective discharges 🚗 Frequently coming in as "Jacks and Jills of all trades" 🏋 Big picture: the US healthcare system is incredibly complex. For patients to have seamless access to the care they need, many dots need to be connected and it often comes down to thoughtful patient advocacy. Case managers step up - as quarterbacks of access to care and coordination across the ecosystem. 🏥 🔉 Teamwork makes the dreamwork. Thank you case managers for being a critical part of the team! 🙌

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  • New product feature alert! 🚨 ADR Pro makes responding to ADRs (additional documentation requests) much faster and less painful. 🎯 🎉 🎊 We know folks are super busy, and that ADRs can be quite tedious, often requiring combing over >1,000 pages of clinical documentation. 🏔️ Now, you can simply choose the documentation scope and date range, and in about one minute, Oler neatly organizes potential clinical evidence across the entire HIPPS assessment code. 🏎️ As always, you get to choose what specific evidence will be the strongest, and how you'd like to explain the resident's overall clinical picture. 🙌 ...though you'll never never again need to endlessly scroll to page 342 to find a blurry fax page mentioning Lactated Ringers for hydration! 📄 📄 📄 📄 📄 Big picture: the volume of ADRs continues to rise, and SNFs deserve tools to help address the increased administrative burden placed upon them by managed care and other third parties. 💪 The Oler Team is grateful to empower MDS professionals, opening up more of their time for critical thinking and clinical judgement. This helps not just with ADR success rates, but also setting them up more broadly to be leaders within their Teams. 👏 💙

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  • Readmission rate: where does your organization stack up? 🤔 For post-acute providers, it is the mother of all metrics.  💪 Reflecting skilled resident outcomes, it directly affects census, revenue, reputation, staff morale, and more. 🎯 To improve this metric, start by improving transitions of care. 🤝 Empowering your MDS nurses is a great way to do that.  Because they tirelessly: 🔹 Identify resident needs hidden away deep in referral PDFs 🏔️ 🔹 Map out high-risk medications and reconcile them to clinical needs 💊 🔹 Quarterback across the whole interdisciplinary team 🏋♀️ 🔹 Document the risk adjustment covariates which are key to fair metrics 📋 Below is the readmissions rate distribution of SNFs from the FY2025 value-based purchasing dataset.  💰 These metrics are standardized by acuity and frailty, so that organizations which accept more complex residents aren't disadvantaged. ✅ Invest in your MDS nurses, see residents benefit, and move your metric to the left! 💙 Wishing everyone a great rest of the week. 🙌

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  • October 1st is coming right up! ⏰ And with that, changes to the MDS guidelines of course. We've seen several summaries of those changes, and this one is our favorite. 🥇 Thank you to Dolores Montero, PT, DPT, RAC-CT, RAC-CTA for taking the time to write this up and support the industry. 👏 Wishing everyone a great start to Fall. 🍂 🎃

  • Excellent big picture perspectives by Ramy Khalil, MD! And we agree that technology should help clinicians cut through the clutter - not add to it.

    View profile for Ramy Khalil, MD

    Primary care doc | Clinical informaticist | Founder | Promoting direct primary care and payment reform across the globe.

    This is what shows up on my desk pretty much any time I ask for medical records on a new patient. 𝐓𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐬 of pages.  Mostly meaningless, repetitive garbage: 🌀 Years of copied-and-pasted smoking/fall risk/depression screens 📉 Endless pain scores (why??) ☑️ “Seatbelt use discussed” ☑️ “Smoking cessation discussed” 🧾 “Patient denies fever, chills, weight loss, night sweats, shortness of breath, chest pain, palpitations, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, constipation, dysuria, hematuria…” ⏱️ “Time spent counseling >50% of total visit time” 📋 “All risks, benefits, and alternatives discussed in detail” All this verbosity... and maybe ~15 𝐩𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐬 are 𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐮𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐲 𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐟𝐮𝐥.  The rest is performative noise. (Y𝘦𝘴 - 𝘐 𝘨𝘰 𝘵𝘩𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘨𝘩 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 𝘱𝘢𝘨𝘦. 𝘐'𝘷𝘦 𝘨𝘰𝘵𝘵𝘦𝘯 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺, 𝘷𝘦𝘳𝘺 𝘦𝘧𝘧𝘪𝘤𝘪𝘦𝘯𝘵 𝘢𝘵 𝘪𝘵.) The chart below is from a paper by N. Lance Downing, MD, Christopher Longhurst and David Bates in the Annals of Internal Medicine. 🇺🇸 It shows that in the US, Epic ambulatory notes are ~4𝐱 𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐫 than matched international counterparts. ❌ It's not because American doctors who use Epic care more. ❌ It's not because American patients at Epic clinics are more medically complex. It's because in the US, clinical notes aren't written for clinicians. They're written to satisfy: 〰️ Coders 〰️ Auditors 〰️ Malpractice insurers 〰️ Medicare intermediaries 〰️ CDI departments And we pay for it! In time, burnout, and billions in administrative waste. If you’re thinking, “AI will fix this!” - AI-powered-note-manipulation doesn’t reduce the incentive to use the clinical note as a stage for compliance theater.

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  • View organization page for Oler Health

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    It's a privilege to be featured in McKnight's Long-Term Care News article on AI applications helping make things better in the skilled nursing industry. 🤖 But it is an even bigger privilege to support the Team at Sun Mar, one of the country's finest providers of post-acute and long term care. 🏅 And we think Joanne said it perfectly: “Technology should support, not replace, the compassion and judgment that define quality care.” 🧭 Thank you so much for the wonderful surprise shout-out, Joanne Calabia Mike Oxford Donnabelle Valido. You are awesome. 🩵

  • We hope all the hard-working MDS nurses out there enjoyed a nice Labor Day Weekend! ☀️ 🏖️ As a reminder for their colleagues, the comprehensive MDS report has increased nearly 10x in page count over the past few decades. 📈 Yet... 'MDS' still technically stands for 'minimum data set.' 🤔 And at the same time, new technologies such as ambient voice-to-text AI have caused the volume of clinical documentation they review to expand dramatically as well. 🏔️ So please protect and empower your MDS nurses, recognizing their vital role in transitions of care, care planning, regulatory compliance, reimbursement accuracy, and more. 💙 👏 Wishing everyone a great rest of their week! 🎉

    View organization page for Oler Health

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    MDS reports used to be much shorter. Today, an MDS nurse fills out more than 50 pages of documentation for a nursing home comprehensive item set (MDS 3.0 NC). That’s nearly 10 times the length of the initial reports rolled out for the MDS/resident assessment instrument’s inception in 1991. Fortunately, there are more and more technology options to help MDS nurses manage their intensely demanding (and vital) workflows. Empowered MDS nurses can view resident assessment as a “pivotal aspect to improving case and care outcomes, not simply as a burdensome regulatory requirement.” Quote credit: Journal of Gerontological Nursing.

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  • Want to know how Oler makes you feel? 🤔 Then please just watch this 40-second Youtube clip! ⏰ If anyone can identify this man, reach out to us so we can explore a sponsorship deal. 💪 And if you'd like somewhat more specific information about Oler Health... please visit our new website! Linked in the comments. 🏠 Thank you very much and we hope you have a great day. 💚 https://lnkd.in/gNNUdEdW

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    View profile for Justin Quall

    Sidekick to Clinicians | Former EMT | Customer Service

    Dear LinkedIn Network: 🔊 Do you know an exceptional sales leader with a track record of making things better in the post-acute healthcare industry? 🏥 If so, please encourage them to apply to this job post so we can be sure to review their resume. 🔎 Now serving 800+ skilled nursing facilities, Oler Health is looking for a Mission-driven, trustworthy individual to lead our next wave of growth. 🚀 Thank you very much and hope you have a great day. 💚

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