CareLogic supports the way your staff carries out and documents day-to-day client care, helping to improve services and maximize reimbursement. It is structured around the lifecycle of workflow in your organization, automatically processing data from core organizational functions:
Intake
- Client identification – captures the full range of client data to meet organizational and mandated reporting requirements
- Initial assessment – initial information gathering for clinical evaluation and placement
- Triage and referral – for managing client entry and placement within an organization
Administration
- Service intake – staff assignment and scheduling, including front-desk functions
- Service outcome management – for managing and creating evidence-based systems of care for an organization
- Human resources – integrated time tracking, benefits, history and payroll interface
Clinical
- Clinical planning – for developing and maintaining treatment plans, discharges and aftercare plans
- Service delivery and documentation – encounter tracking and integrated clinical documentation including progress notes
- Clinical assessment – accommodates clinical evaluation, assessment and outcome-measurement tools, such as mental status, psychological, psychiatric, nursing, life functioning, HIV risk, etc.
- Electronic Clinical Record – connects the complete clinical history over the lifetime of the client
Quality
- Quality management – from clinical through billing, quality review alerts and information data integrity
- Reporting – on-line standard reports or customized reports to manage and improve an organization
Financial
- Eligibility verification – optional on-line eligibility verification interfaces
- Claiming – service billing, error capture, monitoring and clean claims creation
- Payor management – contract, fee and service management at program and location level
- Financial management – accounts receivable, collections and GL interface
These functions are further divided into supporting processes, which allows the system to coordinate, manage and share the vast amount of information required by today's heavily regulated environment.
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