Reduce avoidable readmissions with predictive alerts and guidance
Improved patient outcomes, fewer avoidable readmissions, and more efficient use of hospital resources by coordinating entire care journeys across settings.
By combining pathway automation, real time decision support, and a shared view of patient progress, it helps hospitals improve flow, reduce unnecessary length of stay, and deliver more consistent, measurable care at scale.
Care pathways are not only digitalised but actively managed, with decision support, automation, and continuous monitoring guiding teams throughout the patient journey. Instead of focusing on single moments of care, hospitals gain control over how patients progress across phases, enabling earlier intervention, better coordination, and more predictable outcomes.
Solutions integrated with vitagroup HIP:
Care orchestration platform
A platform for automating clinical pathways, managing patient journeys, and optimising care delivery across the full continuum of care.
Key benefits:
- Improves patient outcomes, with reported reductions in avoidable readmissions of up to 65%
- Reduces variability and delays through standardised, automated workflows
- Optimises resource utilisation and supports more efficient care delivery
- Enables scaling across hospital settings with consistent implementation of care pathways
- Delivers measurable operational improvements and ROI through reduced variability and better use of capacity.
Key features:
- Automation of clinical pathways with embedded decision support
- End-to-end patient journey management across care phases
- Predictive alerts for patient deterioration and risk identification
- Automated follow-ups and structured data collection to reduce administrative burden
- Intelligent interpretation of patient inputs to support clinical decisions
- Real-time recommendations and next-step guidance within workflows
Current usecases
In emergency departments, the solution helps teams manage how patients move from triage through diagnostics to treatment and discharge. In perioperative care, it supports coordination across the full process –from pre-operative preparation to recovery and follow-up. For chronic conditions, it is used to manage ongoing care, including regular check-ins, monitoring, and escalation when needed. It is also used in clinical trials and real-world data collection, where structured pathways help ensure consistency. At a broader level, healthcare providers use it to roll out and manage the same care pathways across multiple hospitals.