How OMG Works with Facilities
We provide full-time Nurse Practitioners and Physicians for your hospital or skilled nursing facility at no cost. How does it work?
Highlights of the Program
No more delayed treatment at home as our nurse practitioners and physicians assess resident conditions and provide immediate recommendations and treatment. OMG works in collaboration with all Home Care companies to ensure that continuity of care is a priority.
Better healthcare outcomes for residents who no longer experience delayed treatment at home and are less likely to be hospitalized.
Happier families and responsible parties as an on-site clinician answers questions regarding the care of their loved ones.
Resident and family satisfaction increase with expedited, thorough, and highest quality care.
THE OPTIMIZED MED GROUP SOLUTION
ON-SITE, FULL-TIME NURSE PRACTITIONER, MONDAY–SUNDAY (7 days a week)
OMG is a group of experienced, independent geriatric nurse practitioners and physicians working in home health, skilled nursing, long-term care communities in Maryland to provide care continuum.
Our services benefit residents served by long-term care facilities, acute hospital stay and providing efficient care delivery.
Our Nurse Practitioners meet with patients prior to discharge to begin the discharge process, creating a comfort level with patients and families that assists in safe discharges.
Nurse Practitioners and Physicians work closely with Case Managers at hospitals prior to discharge to ensure that continuity of care is established prior to patient discharge.
Our on-call practitioners also know your residents and nurses, reducing issues and preventing increases in hospital readmissions. They offer coverage Monday-Sunday with consistent on-call in the evenings on a 24/7 basis.
Once we receive a call from a hospital notifying us of a patient discharge, our team will visit the resident in their home within 24-48 hours of notification.
Our services are cost-neutral. OMG is contracted by major health insurance companies.
Common Facility Challenges
Delayed patient treatment while Home health companies complete their initial visit.
Frequent hospital re-admissions and transfers related to patients not following up with their PCP in the community as scheduled. Patients unable to find transportation to their PCP for post hospital follow up.
Higher costs for hospital readmissions.
Medication management, family and patient education.
Enhance nursing staff knowledge once issues are identified during patient care.
What are your facility's specific needs?
Let's discuss a partnership for improving your quality of care.