ST. LOUIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Health Alliance^TM, the health plan of Illinois-based Carle Health, is leading the way for rising-risk populations by launching a remote patient monitoring program powered by CareSignal. This program is part of Hally^® health, the member-facing telehealth app Health Alliance uses to give its members access to tools and resources for their well-being. The partnership between Health Alliance and CareSignal aims to reduce readmissions, reduce spending, and improve members' experience while increasing health literacy and empowering members to better self-manage their chronic conditions.

The partnership is serving shared Medicare and Commercial populations and is expanding to Carle Health's Accountable Care Organization (ACO).

CareSignal's scalable remote patient monitoring technology sends evidence-based questions directly via phone call or text message to the member. Questions focus on the member's health status and encourage adherence to their health management plan through reporting of symptoms and daily habits while monitoring changes in risk status. Indications of worsening symptoms can trigger real-time alerts to allow for intervention, including proactive health coaching and escalation of care. Health Alliance is currently prioritizing Chronic Obstructive Respiratory Disease (COPD), congestive heart failure, hypertension, asthma, and post-discharge care, and is hoping to add additional populations.

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Health Alliance is also bolstering its care coordination team with CareSignal's virtual care navigators (VCNs), enabling them to manage a larger member population without needing additional staff. VCNs are the first to intervene with members before escalating to the Health Alliance care coordination team and/or primary care physician. By handling routine review, education and scheduling tasks when needed, the VCNs enable the Health Alliance care coordination team to work at the top of their license. The program provides increased support for members without increased touch points from providers.

"Our team selected CareSignal as the best fit for our Health Alliance remote patient monitoring strategy due to its clinically validated pathways, ability to scale, and ease of use for our members," said Margie Zeglen, MBA, FACHE, Vice President of Population Health at Health Alliance and Carle Health. "We believe by adding remote patient monitoring to our population health services, we will improve quality of care and health outcomes, expand access to care management, reduce disparities in health outcomes, enhance the member experience, and reduce hospitalizations, ED visits, and readmission rates."

"The expansion of this relationship is a result of the clinical and strategic vision that Carle and Health Alliance teammates bring to our partnership," said Blake Marggraff, CEO of CareSignal, a Lightbeam Company. "Given the ongoing, nationwide staffing challenges that healthcare organizations face, the CareSignal team is particularly proud to be able to support Health Alliance with both the technology and clinical resources required for success. I look forward to serving even more individuals' clinical needs while simultaneously serving a terrific client-partner."

For more information on CareSignal's Deviceless Remote Patient Monitoring^®, contact team@caresignal.health.

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About Health Alliance:

Based in Champaign, IL, Health Alliance operates in Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Ohio, and Washington with additional licenses in Nebraska and Missouri. Health Alliance is part of Carle Health, an integrated system of healthcare services, which includes a five-hospital system as multi-specialty physician groups, as well as Carle Illinois College of Medicine and the Stephens Family Clinical Research Institute.

In Illinois, Health Alliance offers employer group plans, individual plans, Medicare plans, State of Illinois Employee plans, and State of Illinois Retiree plans through Total Retiree Advantage Illinois. In Iowa, Health Alliance offers employer group plans and Medicare plans. In Washington, we offer Medicare plans and public individual plans. And in Indiana and Ohio, Health Alliance offers Medicare plans.

About CareSignal – a Lightbeam Health Solutions Company:

CareSignal offers Deviceless Remote Patient Monitoring^® which is specifically designed for value-based care by leveraging real-time, self-reported patient data and artificial intelligence to produce long-term patient engagement while identifying clinically actionable moments for proactive care delivery. Together, Lightbeam and CareSignal align best-in-class population health capabilities with proven remote engagement and monitoring solutions serving more than 42 million patient lives across the United States. Lightbeam's vision is to shine a light on health data using analytics, and to provide the insight and capabilities healthcare clients need to ensure patients receive the right care at the right time. Learn more about solutions specific to your organization and population by visiting our website or trying a self-guided demo.

Contacts

Jason Roche jason.roche@caresignal.health 314-272-2586

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