SAGE NeuroHospitalist is a privately held California-based company that provides rural clinics with neurological services through telemedicine. SAGE currently employs 15 physicians and works with 30 hospitals in small towns in California, Arizona, and Nevada. They provide coverage to rural hospitals in their network 24/7, 365 days per year. Adopting our clinical communications app for use as a telemedicine pager, SAGE is an OnPage power user and we want to tell their story.
SAGE went through a convoluted process when trying to connect a patient with a neurologist. Before OnPage, SAGE went through the following steps:
SAGE neurologists had difficult with pagers as well. To begin with;
Currently, SAGE uses the ability provided by OnPage to enable clinics to reach neurologists with an immediate and prominent alert while also providing escalation. SAGE saw significant improvements after implementing OnPage as a telemedicine pager:
At SAGE’s central headquarters the company’s Operations Administrator, Melinda Chiem, keeps track of the call volume, response time and any delays that occur. She receives this information through OnPage’s reporting system which allows her to also create graphs to physically represent the progress of the company’s neurologists in meeting the needs of the hospitals. The reporting also allows SAGE to better analyze and forecast the clinics’ needs.
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