You know the best way to protect patients against influenza is to ensure they’re vaccinated every year. Influenza can be serious. In fact, last year nearly 3,700 people died from it.
But you’re just one message away from promoting preventive care and better support to your patients this flu season.
Historically, practices have struggled with informing their patients that flu vaccine is needed annually. As practices transition to value-based care, they need to become better at successful management of their proactive outreach and patient engagement efforts.
Are you confident about your current outreach efforts? Are you using a reliable influenza outreach program to prepare your patients for the upcoming flu season?
Prepare your patients for the influenza season as part of your patient outreach program. We can help with an affordable, risk-free way to try our Population Health Solutions with no long-term commitment costs.
Select from one of our two pre-packaged Influenza Vaccination outreach campaigns.
- Your choice – dependent on organizational preference
- Supported by NextGen Electronic Data Interchange (NextGen EDI) Appointment Reminders
- Set it and forget it – make a small number of decisions early (i.e. how many calls made to clients daily)
Package One: An outreach message targeting all patients and running one time only. (i.e. “Vaccinations are available at our office now. Please call to schedule your appointment.”)
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Package Two: Reach out to high-risk patients who have not yet received a vaccine (this continues to run throughout the trial period and includes patients diagnosed with asthma, diabetes, COPD, HIV, liver disease, kidney disease, etc.)
– excludes patients with allergies to the vaccine
– excludes patients with certain diagnoses that prohibit vaccination
Quality and preventive care starts with your office.
You focus on care; we’ll handle the rest.
CTA: Implementation is hassle-free so enjoy the convenience of fast set-up. Contact your NextGen Healthcare solutions expert to request your free 90-day Population Health trial.