Put Yourself
in the Driver’s Seat
with CTI® and CTI+
to Secure More Revenue
for Your AAA
More Revenue, More Impact
You work hard for your agency, braiding, blending, and bending your restricted dollars to keep programs running while supporting the growing number of aging adults in your community. And it can feel like you’re at the mercy of others when you must rely on fickle funding streams—from limited grants to dwindling state and federal funding—to keep your program running year after year. It can feel like an uphill battle, and though you’re passionate about your work, you sometimes wonder why you even bother.
Together, Care Transitions Intervention® and CTI+ create a triple win for your AAA.
- The win of sustainable and increasing revenue and growth for aging networks. The average reimbursement per client can range from $450 to $700 per episode of care.
- The win of better patient outcomes. Transitions Coaches® empower clients toward skill development to improve health outcomes after a medical event. Reduced admission rates are demonstrated 6 months past the intervention."
- The win of more cost-effective care. For more than 15 years, the Care Transitions Intervention® (CTI®) has produced evidence-based outcomes to improve individual health, including up to 72% reduction in hospital readmissions and unnecessary ED visits. With an average cost of $15,200¹ per readmission, reduced rates create the potential for millions of dollars in savings.
The CTI & CTI+ Triple Wins Start with You
From Waiting to Driving
Purpose-built tools will take you from…
- Tracking and managing client data and key performance indicators (KPIs) in multiple places.
- Hustling and scraping together applications to secure grants and federal and state funding.
- Being excluded from the table because you can't easily share program data with health providers and payers.
- Guessing at the needs of your community.
- On your own to learn and improve programs.
To:
- Tracking and managing data in one place to create actionable dashboards.
- Invoicing for eligible services to create sustainable revenue.
- Sharing data securely and easily between your AAA and health providers and payers—and finally getting a seat at the table to make health recommendations for your community.
- Using data to identify care and intervention gaps in your community.
- Receiving experts support from a community learning network and trainers.
Enter Care Transitions Intervention® and CTI+
This powerful combination is for the AAA that wants to:
- Create sustainable, restriction-free revenue
- Make client data actionable
- Modernize their organization by converting manual processes to digital
Results in 30 days, and beyond
Phase One: Find
Phase Two: Treat
Phase Three: Measure
With CTI+, measure and track outcomes to see immediate and long-term empowerment benefits. Collect data needed for payer contracts to start claiming reimbursement
Phase Three: Connect
The fully interoperable CTI+ technology connects to health organizations, funders, and payers systems, allowing your AAA to connect coach data to the larger health team to demonstrate work and bill for services. Your organization can connect and integrate multiple care models into your communities with that additional revenue.
Real Partners Securing Wins
The fully interoperable CTI+ technology connects to health organizations, funders, and payers systems, allowing your AAA to connect coach data to the larger health team to demonstrate work and bill for services. Your organization can connect and integrate multiple care models into your communities with that additional revenue.
"The fully interoperable CTI+ technology connects to health organizations, funders, and payers systems, allowing your AAA to connect coach data to the larger health team to demonstrate work and bill for services. Your organization can connect and integrate multiple care models into your communities with that additional revenue."
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¹Beauvais, B., Whitaker, Z., Kim, F., & Anderson, B. (2022). Is the hospital value-based purchasing program associated with reduced hospital readmissions? Journal of Multidisciplinary Healthcare, 15, 1089–1099. https://doi.org/10.2147/jmdh.s358733