A new clinic requires great attention to detail, from interviewing talented medical staff to signing leases and securing parking. Another necessary detail involves evaluating, selecting, ordering, and setting up your healthcare equipment.
For long term care facilities, planning is key. Skilled facility managers know the number of residents they can house to ensure quality care is provided. Nursing managers and attending physicians work to create and implement personal care plans for long term care, in skilled nursing facilities, assisted living centers or long term rehabilitation centers.
But health status can change quickly, especially in vulnerable populations such as the elderly or younger patients recovering from illness or trauma. Since these changes can't always be predicted, long term care administrators need to be flexible to meet patients' needs.
While you can't adjust a patient's medical needs, your supply chain and distribution choices are an area where you can get needed flexibility and control. Instead of stocking up on extra supplies, just in case, you can increase your order based on need. In addition, you can reduce orders as medical needs change, avoiding costly expirations and wasted supplies.
Below are some of the ways you can work with a quality medical supply distributor to tailor your facility supply chain and distribution services to what you need today.
Concordance Healthcare Solutions understands the needs of long term care coordination at all points of the supply chain. Ensuring on time distribution of quality supportive devices and healthcare supplies can streamline your facility processes, letting you focus on what is most important—the patient.
A new clinic requires great attention to detail, from interviewing talented medical staff to signing leases and securing parking. Another necessary detail involves evaluating, selecting, ordering, and setting up your healthcare equipment.
Navigating your equipment needs can be quite a challenge. Selecting a healthcare equipment partner can alleviate stress and streamline efficiencies, but where do you start? To provide the best patient care possible, your equipment partner must be flexible and dependable. Below are a few points to consider:
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