Emmi Resource Center

Over 60% of U.S. adults use voice assistants, making these tools a clear next step in engaging patients in health compliance and wellness.

Education is the first of five steps healthcare organizations must take to provide patient-centered care that achieves sustained behavior change.

Providers can activate patients to become more engaged in their own care through authentic communication and ongoing interactions that foster patient partnerships.

Payers who rapidly adopt effective “digital-first” healthcare services can thrive by providing patients low-cost, high-quality care, says Keith Algozzine of UCM Digital Health.

The University of Alabama at Birmingham used Emmi as a way to help educate their patient population about upper GI endoscopy and/or colonoscopy procedures. Patients that engaged with Emmi cancelled less, resulting in a 75% reduction in cancellations.

A Southeast Community Health System challenged us to extend their reach post discharge and to aid in patient recovery by monitoring adherence and tracking health status in order to reduce avoidable emergency visits. ​

University Hospitals (UH) wanted to efficiently reach members of their patient population who had a gap in care related to colorectal cancer screening and make it easy for them to schedule an appointment. They implemented a series of EmmiPrevent call campaigns and then measured the impact on increasing the HEDIS measure for Colorectal Cancer Screenings

NorthShore University HealthSystem sought to engage patient portal members and encourage new patients to sign up for the portal.