What is Special About Pacing?
Published: May 23, 2023
Last updated: August 14, 2024
What is special about Pacing?
Pacing is a powerful tool that helps you optimize patient care, stay on top of deadlines and mandates, and unlock unrealized revenue for your practice. With a range of features designed to streamline your workflow and improve efficiency, Pacing is the perfect solution for therapists who want to provide the best possible care to their patients.
Some of the key features of Pacing include:
- Pacing helps you keep track of important deadlines and mandates, ensuring that you're meeting all requirements for patient care.
- By staying on pace with your visits, you can optimize patient care and potentially unlock additional revenue for your practice.
- Identify children behind pace for more efficient scheduling.
- Pacing provides automatic alerts for school plan expiration dates.
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- Pacing provides a visual way to track your progress and plan for the remaining visits needed to meet visit mandates. The pacing indicator conveys your progress visually, using symbols like 🐇 (Ahead of pace), 😁 (On pace), and 🐢 (Behind pace).
- Here is a breakdown of what the pacing numbers mean: A patient's pace is the difference between the actual visits that patient has completed and the expected number of visits that patient should have completed at that point in time (a negative number meaning behind pace; a positive number meaning ahead of pace). For example, if a patient has 10 visits per month and we are halfway through the month, we would expect that patient to have completed 5 visits. If they have completed 4 they are 1 visit behind pace (-1.0 pace), if they have completed 6 visits they are 1 visit ahead of pace (1.0 pace).
Samuel Okoth