HealthTrio is a leading provider of administrative and health management solutions that streamline processes, improve the quality of care and reduce operating costs. Our technology allows healthcare organizations to achieve a significant and lasting improvement in personal health management, business communications and administrative performance. Our solutions can be implemented as stand-alone products and services or bundled together as a total solution. Our comprehensive suite of solutions provides affordable building blocks to meet the growing demand in healthcare.
- HealthTrio connect™
- HealthTrio personal health record (PHR)
- HealthTrio Total EHR™
- HealthTrio MyMedicalHome™
- HealthTrio wellness and prevention programs
HealthTrio recognizes that each health plan is different and every health plan has its own specific needs. We collaborate with you to create the best solution for your business. We offer flexible solutions and services that help you maximize efficiency, empower members to participate in and manage their health, and securely exchange information online, anytime and anywhere.
Data alone is insufficient to stay competitive in today's ever–changing marketplace. Health plans must be able to take action by providing new products to the market rapidly, cost-effectively and securely while minimizing risk.
A study by the California HealthCare Foundation1 found that PHR users took more steps to improve their health, and those with chronic conditions experienced more positive benefits from using the PHR. Most PHRs were supplied by their health insurer. For those who were non-users of the PHR, they said they were most interested in using PHRs sponsored by their payers.
In the South Carolina pilot of Healthtrio's PHR by medicare fee–for–service2, participants felt it to be useful and especially liked that the data was auto–populated. Participants liked the idea of being able to manage their health information in one central location.
- Consumers and Health Information Technology: A National Survey published April 2010 by the California HealthCare Foundation.
- Evaluation of the Personal Health Record Pilot for Medicare Fee-For-Service Enrollees, presented by the National Opinion Research Center at the University of Chicago, August 2009.
