Referral Process
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Acute Therapies
Chronic Therapies
Interdisciplinary Teams
100

Platform where internal patient related communication takes place.

What is Referencepoint (Message)?

100

Card that can be given to patients for 24 hour access to local triage teams.

What is a VIP card?

100

Brand of Option Care Health's Nutriton Services Program.

What is Restore Plus? 

100

Top revenue generating chronic therapy.

What is immunoglobulin?

100

Persons responsible for PN concentration review and lab result evaluations. 

Who are (Registered) Dieticians?

200

Location(s) where INF referrals are typically processed.

What is a CMC (Care Management Center)? 

200

The top utilized patient education marketing piece.

What is a SASH mat? 

200

Drug dispensed in small bag with vial attached for home mixing. 

What is a minibag plus? 

200

Location(s) where patient registration completes immunoglobulin & stelara referrals. 

What is COE (Center of Excellence)? 

200

Team that runs benefits for referrals handled locally by the CMC. 

What is AVA (Area Verification & Authorization)?

300

Referral that contains all required documentation

What is a clean referral?

300

Intake board goal where sales persons are assigned or enrolled in notifications.

What is PATIENT goal? 

300

INF administration method that is highly simplistic but associated with high costs. 

What is elastomeric device? 

300

Cross-sell opportunity between enteral, Chronic services and sometimes PN are necessary for these TWO disease states.

What are Ulcerative Colitis & Crohn's Disease

300

Group responsible for sales goals and territory alignments.

What is Sales Operations? 

400

Location where immunoglobulin referrals are processed and typically dispensed.

What is the Center of Excellence (COE)? 

400

System where dashboard displays sales goals and attainment to date. 

What is IntelliPoint? 

400

Top INF disease state typically found in orthopedic surgery units.

What is osteomyelitis?
400

OCH team member that handles all clinical patient and referral source conversations for chronic referrals/therapies.

What are clinical pharmacists?

400

IV lab draws, dressing changes and lengthy infusions are preferable done at these locations. 

What are Ambulatory Infusion Suites (AIS)? 

500

Sales employee is assigned or enrolls in notifications in this ReferencePoint goal.

What is the Patient Goal? 

500

Two required pieces of CTS documentation.

What is progress note and CTS Checklist?

500

Components of PN solution that require home mixing due to short stability.

What are additives? 

500
FedEx & UPS.

What are preferred delivery methods for chronic deliveries?

500

OCH's only approved telehealth (or eVisit) platform. 

What is NursePoint?