AlayaCare tapped by BioMatrix
By HME News Staff
Updated 9:04 AM CDT, Mon July 22, 2024
NEW YORK – AlayaCare, a global tech platform for home infusion businesses, has been tapped by BioMatrix to bring nursing and agency documentation all in one place, eliminating time spent on administrative tasks, such as faxing and manual uploads. “AlayaCare has all of the necessary nursing operations built into the software that will allow BioMatrix to continue to provide top-notch infusion nursing services,” said David Kinard, vice president of nursing at BioMatrix. “Documenting patient care visits in a user-friendly online form, scheduling nurses within a single software, and automating the billing process will provide better outcomes to the patients and partners they serve. It will also increase productivity and improve visibility and communication for the interdisciplinary care team.” With AlayaCare, BioMatrix can streamline collaboration with subcontracted nursing agencies using the company’s Marketplace, an integrated tool in AlayaCare Cloud, which allows organizations to send and receive patient referrals between providers. BioMatrix, which serves about 10,000 unique patients across the United States, recently announced it has been acquired by Frazier Healthcare Partners, a Seattle-based investment firm.
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