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| Ask, Filter, Answer: Building Your Own Reports in Net Health Tissue Analytics
Your Data Has Answers. Now You Can Reach Them: Self-Serve Reporting in Net Health Tissue Analytics You already have the data. The hard part is getting a straight answer without waiting on an IT ticket or a data team that doesn't know your patients. Join Maxx Reed for a hands-on look at On-Demand Reporting inside Net Health Tissue Analytics, a self-serve report builder made for the people who actually run wound care programs. See how to filter across patient, wound, and evaluation data, shape the view to answer your specific question, save it, and export it wherever you need it. Kimberly Smith joins to field your questions live. What You Will Learn: - How to build a custom report on demand using filters across patient, wound, and evaluation data, no query language required - How to shape a report by choosing which columns appear and how results sort - How to save a filter set once and rerun it whenever the question comes up again - How to export your data to Excel to share with leadership or combine with other data sets | Nov 10, 2026 | 12:00pm EST | 1 hour | Register |
| The Whole Wound Story in Seconds: An Early Look at Chart Summary
Before every visit, handoff, or co-signature, someone must get up to speed on a patient whose wound history can span months of notes, measurements, and plan-of-care changes. Patient Summary, part of the WoundExpert AI Suite, is designed to do that reading for you. On demand, it turns existing visit documentation into a concise snapshot of the patient's history, wound progress, and treatment plan, so you walk in already oriented. This session offers an early access look at how the summary works and how supervising physicians can use it to move faster through oversight without losing the clinical picture. Why attend? You will learn: - How one on-demand summary pulls the whole patient picture together for you, including comorbidities relevant to healing, prior episodes, measurement trends, and plan-of-care revisions, so you walk in already oriented. - Which summary types are built for wound care, from full patient history to last visit, wound progress, and treatment plan progress, so you get the view that fits the moment. - How you can speed oversight and co-signature workflows, giving supervising physicians a fast, reliable snapshot to move through review without losing the clinical picture. - How you stay in control of what the AI produces, generating, regenerating, and reviewing each summary, all drawn from your own WoundExpert documentation before it informs your decisions. - Why a wound care specialty EHR and a purpose-built summary belong together, pulling the details a wound story turns on, from etiology and measurements to tissue type and plan-of-care changes, rather than the flattened readout a general-purpose tool produces. | Nov 12, 2026 | 12:00pm EST | 1 hour | Register |
| Recovery Forecast: Predict the Path. Measure the Progress.
Outcome measures in rehab therapy have traditionally been reviewed at discharge, after the chance to adjust care has passed. Recovery Forecast, the newest capability in Limber Outcomes, gives clinicians a reference point during care. Built on the largest outcomes database in rehab therapy, with more than 284 million completed patient-reported outcome measures collected over decades, it predicts each patient’s expected path on their primary outcome measure across the first 90 days and compares every reassessment with that prediction. Join Julia Becker, Director of Outcomes, for a first look at how it works, the research behind it, and how clinicians can use it to change the course of care while the patient is still in treatment. Bring your questions. We’ll save time for live Q&A. What we’ll cover: - Why a reference point matters during care, and how it moves outcome measures from discharge reporting into decisions within the episode - A live demo of the Trajectory view, and how to tell at a glance whether a patient is on track - What the Predicted Moderate Clinical Improvement (P-MCI) marker at day 56 means, and how it defines meaningful improvement for each patient compared with a single MCID threshold - Using the forecast with patients in conversations about progress, visit frequency, and readiness for discharge - The research and data behind the model, including risk adjustment from intake Can't join live? Register anyway, and we'll send you the recording. | Nov 17, 2026 | 1:00pm EST | 45 minutes | Register |
| Catch the Denial Before It Happens: A First Look at Chart Audit
In wound care, the gap between what gets documented and what gets billed is where revenue quietly leaks and audit risk builds. Chart Audit is designed to close that gap before a claim ever leaves the building. It reviews the chart with AI-powered clinical and coding analysis, then surfaces what is missing, mismatched, or unsupported, as actionable feedback the clinician or biller can fix now. Join us for an early look at how proactive chart review is being built directly into the wound care workflow, and what it could mean for your denial rate and peace of mind. Why attend? You will learn: How the review is designed to catch problems before you submit, flagging missing documentation, incompatible code combinations, and gaps in medical-necessity evidence while there is still time to fix them. How it can check against the rules that matter to your practice, including your Local Coverage Determinations and billing guidelines, so the feedback reflects how you actually get paid. How you stay in control of every call, with confidence scoring and a built-in clinician feedback loop keeping a human in the decision rather than a black box. What you will be able to see across your practice, giving compliance and revenue-cycle leaders a view of documentation and coding gaps across providers and over time. Why a wound care specialty EHR and purpose-built chart review belong together: applying the coverage rules, code combinations, and medical-necessity logic specific to wound care, rather than the generic checks a general-purpose tool runs. | Jan 28, 2027 | 12:00pm EST | 1 hour | Register |
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