Dr. Evelyn Reed often struggled to stay connected with her patients between appointments. The fragmented communication with their families and a lack of a central hub for health data made consistent follow-up a challenge. She needed a secure platform that could improve patient engagement and streamline the flow of information without adding to her already demanding schedule.
"ReunionCare transformed my patient engagement from a challenge into a seamless part of my practice."
By implementing ReunionCare, Dr. Reed was able to provide a new standard of care. The platform provided a secure, single source for all patient communication, allowing her to stay informed about wellness updates and quickly address questions from families. It eliminated the need for endless phone tag and fragmented email threads, freeing up her time to focus on providing clinical care.
Using ReunionCare, she was able to:
How Dr. Evelyn Reed brought her whole geriatric panel onto ReunionCare, milestone by milestone, over her first 90 days.
Patient updates arrived by phone, fax, and family voicemail. Reed pieced together each picture manually, often a day behind.
same-day response · fragmented dataReed onboards her panel into a single roster with live vitals, adherence, and priority alerts surfaced at a glance.
18 patients connectedRemote monitoring flags only what needs her attention. Coordination calls drop as families and Reed share one thread.
~40% fewer callsReed reviews her whole panel in minutes and reaches patients before small changes escalate.
96% adherence · 4 min responseOn a Friday afternoon, the console flagged an elevated overnight resting heart rate for one of Reed's patients, Harold, at 94 bpm against his baseline. Rather than waiting for Monday's check-in, Reed reviewed his recent vitals in seconds, messaged his family through the shared thread, and arranged for him to be seen that same afternoon. "Before ReunionCare, that reading would have sat in a voicemail until Monday," Reed says. "Now the signal reaches me while there's still time to act." Harold's numbers were back to baseline within days, and the episode never became an ER visit.
Figures are based on Dr. Reed's use of the ReunionCare provider console, remote patient monitoring, and shared care messaging across her panel.