Emmi Resource Center

Preventive screenings and immunizations are among the most important and simplest ways to help patient populations stay healthy. However, patients need to be encouraged and reminded to take action in scheduling and attending these screenings.

To commemorate World AIDS Day, we interviewed Ross Slotten, MD,a family practitioner specializing in the care of people with HIV/AIDS in Chicago. He reflects on his nearly 40 years of experience with this disease in a new memoir, Plague Years: A Doctor’s Journey through the AIDS Crisis, forthcoming from the University of Chicago Press in May 2020.

To commemorate World AIDS Day, we interviewed Ross Slotten, MD, a family practitioner specializing in the care of people with HIV/AIDS in Chicago. He reflects on his nearly 40 years of experience with this disease in a new memoir, Plague Years: A Doctor’s Journey through the AIDS Crisis, forthcoming from the University of Chicago Press in May 2020.

Part 3 of three-part interview with sepsis expert Laura Messineo, RN

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.