Provider focused Interoperability Platform.
Interconnects the Clinical Records ecosystem.
Enables integration across the Electronic Health Records (EHR) domain.
Know Power'd ProvidEHR Platform.
Problem:
400+ EHR vendors x 3,000+ records systems results in severe Records fragmentation.
Solution:
Kno | bility enables direct-access to clinical Patient Records, no matter the source.
Know | bility:
Kno | bility’s purpose is to enable Providers by empowering their Patients.
the Purpose:
• Improved care: Records accuracy reduces medical and treatment errors, streamlines workflows, decreases timelines, improves diagnosis, care and patient outcome.
• Cost Reduction: Present-day records administration is a burden, both costly and laborious to care-providers.
• Digitalization: Healthcare Providers actively shifting from documentation to digital solution standards (in correlation with 2028 requirements).
• Government initiatives: Promote efficiency with standards adoption, through regulations and financial incentives.
Use Cases (User Populations):
• Providers
– Full spectrum of disciplines and specialties
– Small/Medium clinical practices
– Claims accuracy / audits (Private, CMS – Medicaid/care)
– Auhtorizations, Care Quality Assessments
• Patients
– intake
– treatment and care-management across care domains
– acute conditions and chronic disease
• Care Organization system integrations (and / or M & A’s)
• Records hubs for multidimensional EHR systems
(Federal rules enacted in 2021 require healthcare organizations to allow Patient’s full, direct access to their own medical records and prohibit efforts to block access.)
the Problem:
Lack of interoperability between 3,000+ records systems across 400+ Electronic Health Records (EHR) platforms results in increased costs and decreased care quality – Costing US Healthcare system $30B per year.
Records quality and administration is an acknowledged present day operational issue.
(Admissions: 33,679,935, U.S. Hospitals: 6,120, Physicians: 989,320 x 130 HIE’s)
• Healthcare Provider Issues
– Clinical care inefficiencies: manual records administration, acquisition, access and document reconciliation.
– Clinical Errors: incomplete patient records increase risk and liability.
– Burn resources: significant operational burdens.
• Healthcare Organization Issues (Hospitals, Clinics, Telemedicine, In-home Healthcare)
– Increased Costs: managing disparate systems, manual processes and records quality.
– Revenue Loss: incomplete records impact revenue via claims accuracy and denials.
– Regulatory Risks: non-compliance 21st Century Cures Act and Federally required digital standards.
• Researchers and Public Health Organizations
– Incomplete Records: prevents robust, accurate monitoring.
– Poor Risk Assessment: Incomplete data hinders effective population health management and cost predictions.
– Missed Opportunities: inaccuracy and delayed assessments slow treatment interventions.
the Solution.
Within the records workflow, Kno | bility owns the space between Providers and Patients.
• Present day solutions attempt to solve interoperability between the provider and payer stakeholders, excluding patients and truncating records.
• Each stakeholder in records workflow has their own priorities, domain and vendors. Current solutions are provider-payer focused, contributing to increased fragmentation.
• Focused between the provider and patient, our platform navigates the only constant across scope of care, varying treatment domains and systems.
the Difference:
• In the encounter workflow, Kno | bility owns the space between the provider and patient. Rendering accurate, quality records info available when and where it’s needed; the clinical domain at the Patient’s discretion.
• A Patient is the only constant in the healthcare journey. Kno | bility accesses a records no matter where or which system they reside.
• Most Electronic Health Records (EHR’s) and Health Information Exchanges (HIE’s) were built with claims (Payer’s) as the priority; NOT to empower Providers and Patients.
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