PREVENTSCRIPTS
Powering Primary Prevention.
THE CHALLENGE
The CDC has called chronic disease “the public health challenge of the 21st century.”
One out of three Americans will die prematurely from a condition that’s mostly related to lifestyle and poor health choices. These are conditions that pills and procedures can control but not fix, like type 2 diabetes or heart disease. – SOURCE
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Healthcare costs currently come from lifestyle diseases, such as diabetes and hypertension.
PREVENTSCRIPTS
Go the extra mile with us to revolutionize primary care
- Identify and intervene with patients who are upstream and at-risk for diabetes, hypertension and metabolic syndrome
- Implement a prevention-specific proactive population level strategy
- Roll out an upstream remote monitoring program to support your patients before the onset of disease
- Capture significant reimbursement from major Payors and Medicare
- Embed prevention-specific clinical decision support into EHR and clinical workflows
We know you’re already busy, so PreventScripts won’t take time out of your hectic schedule.
Think of it as automated preventive medicine.
FOR PATIENTS
FOR PROVIDERS
Prevention Assessment
To determine patient risk, readiness and motivation
Clinical Decision Support
To help providers identify the right prevention care plan for each unique patient
PreventScripts Interventions
Preventive Counseling, Smoking Cessation Counseling, Remote Patient Monitoring
Reimbursement Support
To ensure success, smooth implementation and adequate insurance reimbursement
“Treatment without Prevention is simply unsustainable”
– Bill Gates
“An ounce of Prevention is worth a pound of Cure”
– Benjamin Franklin
FEATURED AWARDS
You’ll find PreventScripts at the intersection of passion and execution. Brandi Harless and Dr. Natalie Hodge are passionate about serving an underserved population and coming up with real solutions. This product and this team can be the best thing that ever happened to someone struggling to maintain a healthy life while dealing with diabetes and hypertension.
