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Our Maternal Child Health programs were recently featured on NJTV, New Jersey’s local PBS station.
Concierge Care®
Award-winning patient engagement solutions
Our Concierge Care suite of mobile inpatient, outpatient, and learning management solutions was developed to support and nurture the continuum of care. Through detailed health risk data collection, behavioral analysis, and intelligence gathering, Concierge Care personalizes remote patient activation while bridging the communication gap between patients, members, caregivers, and providers.
Concierge Care®
Award-winning patient engagement solutions
Our Concierge Care suite of mobile inpatient, outpatient, and learning management solutions was developed to support and nurture the continuum of care. Through detailed health risk data collection, behavioral analysis, and intelligence gathering, Concierge Care personalizes remote patient activation while bridging the communication gap between patients, members, caregivers, and providers.
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Leveraging behavioral and cognitive science to motivate action and increase compliance
The power behind our Concierge Care suite is our proprietary behavioral and cognitive science, BehavioralRx. This methodology leverages proven psychological and social engagement techniques to motivate in-the-moment patient action and compliance.
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