Sequentia Corporation has created a web-based, real-time platform for the healthcare industry that improves and streamlines the process of transitioning an individual from the hospital to their next phase of care. The Sequentia Discharge Planning & Placement System™ connects health systems and consumers—from in-hospital patients to at-home individuals and family members—with the optimal provider of extended care services found in the following types of providers: Skilled Nursing, Short-Term Rehabilitation, Long-Term Care, Assisted Living, Independent Living, Alzheimer’s/Dementia, Alcohol & Drug Rehab, Mental Health Care, In-Home Health Care and Hospice. The platform provides improved efficiencies and effectiveness for the discharging hospitals, the patients and the extended care facilities receiving and admitting the patients.
Location: United States, Ohio, Columbus
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2010
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| 30.09.2024 | Sequentia Biotech: Bioinformatics Company Raises €10 Million | Sequentia Biotech, a leading bioinformatics company focused on the analysis and application of omics data, announced a €10 million Series A, led by Seventure Partners, a French Venture Capital & Growth investment company with an extensi... |
| 07.07.2014 | Sequentia rolls out discharge planner to help hospitals, patients navigate extended-care options | Luce is the CEO and founder of Sequentia, a Cleveland, Ohio-based health IT company. Last month it launched a discharge planning and placement platform for hospitals. The company already had a patient portal that allows patients and their f... |
| - | Sequentia rolls out discharge planner to help hospitals, patients navigate extended-care options | Gennaro Luce learned firsthand about the stress involved with finding an extended-care facility that matched his wife’s grandmother’s needs when they were handed a list of options a day and a half before she was scheduled to be discharged. ... |