Gary Thomas McIlroy - Edina MN Julie Ellen Kees - Eagan MN Jacquelyn Ann Kalscheuer - Bloomington MN
Assignee:
Health Risk Management, Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
G06F 1760
US Classification:
705 2
Abstract:
A health care management system for use by hospitals, physicians, insurance companies, health maintenance organizations, and others in the health care field includes a processing unit and health condition guidelines. A user inputs information related to the health condition of an individual and guideline treatment options are identified. The user also inputs actual or proposed and final recommendation treatments for the same individual. The resulting comparative information can be used to modify the actual or proposed treatment, or provide explanatory information as to reasons for the difference between the final recommendation treatment and guideline treatment options. Also, the comparative information can be used by a reviewer for evaluation or utilization purposes.
Health Care Management System For Managing Medical Treatments And Comparing User-Proposed And Recommended Resources Required For Treatment
Gary T. McIlroy - Edina MN Julie E. Kees - Eagan MN Jacquelyn A. Kalscheuer - Bloomington MN
Assignee:
Health Risk Management, Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
G06F 1760
US Classification:
395202
Abstract:
A health care management system for use by hospitals, physicians, insurance companies, health maintenance organizations, and others in the health care field includes a processing unit and health condition guidelines. A user inputs information related to the health condition of an individual and guideline treatment options are identified. The user also inputs actual or proposed and final recommendation treatments for the same individual. The resulting comparative information can be used to modify the actual or proposed treatment, or provide explanatory information as to reasons for the difference between the final recommendation treatment and guideline treatment options. Also, the comparative information can be used by a reviewer for evaluation or utilization purposes.