NeuroNow is Proud to Offer Complete Connected Care
Complete Connected Care
How many different doctors do you have? How often do they talk to each other about you? How often do you find yourself repeating or correcting your medical history? Allergies? Medications? Answering the same intake questions at every visit? Have you ever asked for medical records to be sent between doctors, but they never arrive?
Have you ever been admitted to the hospital? How did your treating team communicate with your outpatient team? Were you discharged before all testing was done because they preferred to do it as an outpatient? Did it ever get done? Or even scheduled?
Neurology is complex and patients are under the care of many subspecialists. Combine this with increasing regulatory burdens and the overall costs health care delivery, and you have the recipe for disaster. If you are like most Americans, you have experienced fragmented health care, leading to frustration, isolation, and potentially adverse events.
By enrolling into our NeuroNow Platinum program, you will have access to:
Dr. Siegel’s personal cell phone and email address with unlimited access
Special QR codes to provide to your physicians which will directly connect them with Dr. Siegel
NeuroNow Patient Navigator to be your advocate, improve communication between providers, guiding you through referrals and health care systems, and finding other community resources.
Dr. Siegel will reach out verbally to your other providers to communicate important updates and ensure cohesive care
We will send email or text messages to you, checking in on your progress
The medical landscape is complex and isolating. You don’t have to travel it alone. Allow NeuroNow to be your GPS.
1. Effects of Fragmentation and the Case for Greater Cohesion in Neurologic Care Delivery. Mary A. O’Neal, et al. Neurology Jan 2022, 98 (4) 146-153
In January 2022, the journal Neurology1 published a report that should have awakened every neurologist in the country. The authors identified fragmentation as, “a major threat to neurologic care delivery,” and, “one of the most pressing challenges involving patient care.” The consequences for patients include higher costs, more hospital admissions, potential complications, unnecessary testing, and worse outcomes. They concluded that the solution to care fragmentation rely on:
Processes - Creating a patient and family centered team-based approach
Technology - Leveraging telehealth and electronic medical records
People - Dedicated neurologists and patient navigators