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Best practice doesn’t have to cost more.
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Request a demo to learn how we can help your health system save.
Reducing the cost of best practice
Blue.Point partners with health system supply chain and value analysis teams to identify, implement, and sustain product utilization savings. Blue.Point has built advanced data management capabilities that enable a health system to have unprecedented visibility into the products they are using on their patients to identify clinical practice variation. Our comparative analytics, combined with our best practice research allows health systems to compare their usage and practice across their system, to other IDN’s, as well as to clinical best practices.
How we help
Blue.Point solutions help you look at your products in a way you have never had visibility before – how they are used! We help you see where you are, where you want to go, and most importantly, how to get there! We do this all while tracking your progress the entire way.
Improve
Clinical Care
Evidence-based practice is a key driver in healthcare today. We’re helping health systems pursue this care transformation by eliminating unnecessary variation in practice and product usage.
Supply Chain And Clinicians
Working As One
Improved care and decreased expenses can no longer be achieved in silos. Our solutions provide a framework to facilitate productive cross-departmental discussions and uncover new opportunities.
Change Management
Made Manageable
It is not enough to simply know a savings opportunity exists. We are making implementation easier, helping educate end-users about change, and measuring the results of their actions.
Partnering with leading health systems
Live Webinar: Blue.Point Virtual Demo
We are hosting a 30-minute demo on Dec 7th at 2pm. This virtual presentation will demonstrate Blue.Point's tool and discuss ways we can help you achieve utilization cost savings while maintaining clinical quality.
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