Care Management
Edwin turns care plans into personalized member missions, delivered through the channel each person already uses, with every completion verified and sent back to your systems.
The plan is perfect. The follow-through isn't.
Care managers spend a huge portion of their time chasing members who haven't responded, tasks that haven't been completed, and care gaps that were documented weeks ago and still haven't closed. Every unreturned call is an open gap. Every missed refill is a readmission waiting to happen. And none of it shows up in your outcomes data until it's too late to act. The problem isn't the plan. It's the distance between what you write in the chart and what your member actually does at home.
of care plan tasks go unverified after the member leaves the visit
Three things your current workflow can't do at scale
From care plan to verified completion
Three steps. No new software for your members. And completion data that flows back to the systems you already use.
The real leverage
Your care team can't scale by hiring. Edwin is the multiplier.
The math doesn't work. High-risk panels grow faster than headcount does. And the members who need the most support are the hardest to reach. They don't answer calls, miss appointments, and stop taking meds without telling anyone. Care managers doing heroic work can only close so many gaps before the load breaks them.
Edwin gives each care manager force multiplication. Every care plan generates personalized member missions that work the gap without requiring a nurse on the phone for 20 minutes per member per week. Your team stays focused on clinical judgment. Edwin handles the follow-through between visits.
More members served. More tasks completed. And verified data showing what's working so your program can get better over time. You keep the clinical relationships. Edwin closes the gaps between them.
care management
Edwin turns your care plans into member missions that get completed and sends the proof back to you. Book a demo to see it in your workflow.
Care management is finally getting the investment it deserves.