Get real-time alerts that drive meaningful action.

Proactive notifications offer valuable insight into high-risk patient health events — including the context providers need to optimize care.

THE CHALLENGE

Providers are stuck reacting to care events long after the fact.

Keeping up with changes in patient health is hard — but vital. Especially for high-risk patients, it’s critical for cost reduction and value-based care success. But you can’t get ahead of issues you don’t know about until weeks or months later.

THE SOLUTION

Proactively manage high-risk patients with Particle Signal.

No more relying on delayed claims or limited EMR data. Real-time, contextualized Signal notifications empower providers to monitor high-risk patients and implement targeted interventions before costly events occur.

What you can do with Particle Signal

DISCHARGE ALERTS

Prevent costly hospital readmissions.

An estimated 27% of readmissions are considered avoidable. Enroll a cohort of patients, and we’ll monitor providers across the US, sending real-time alerts about any new events.

Automatically receive discharge information for all inpatient and emergency events.
Conduct post-discharge follow up within the crucial 72 hour window.
Seamlessly integrate your organization’s existing ADT feeds.

CARE COORDINATION

Ensure seamless transitions across care settings.

To proactively manage high-risk patients, you need info about planned and unplanned events. With Particle Signal, you’ll see specialist appointments, emergency visits, and more.

Stay up-to-date on medication changes, test results, new diagnoses, and other important details.‍
Receive custom alerts based on specific risk profiles that fit your team’s workflow.‍
Flag high utilizers in order to appropriately allocate resources.

APPOINTMENT NOTIFICATIONS

Close the specialist referral loop.

Patients often fall through the cracks after being referred to a specialist, and traditional ADT alerts often miss outpatient encounters. Signal notifications help to streamline follow-up, prevent care gaps, and ensure consistent, coordinated care.