How Pretaa’s Clients are Utilizing Biometrics to Elevate Program Outcomes and Improve Operational Health

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This white paper explores how machine learning and biometrics from off-the-shelf wearables can:

Improve clinical program outcomes
Help you truly provide patient-centric, data-driven care
Reduce ACA program attrition by amplifying engagement
Ensure the operational health of your organization through increased UR days
Keep alumni connected to your program, returning to you if they do struggle post-discharge

This Case Study provides a real world example of the improvements one facility saw after rolling out Pretaa’s innovative technology at their 90 day, 36 bed, full continuum of care facility.

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