Primary care support

Increase engagement and improve patient outcomes

How Avidon can help your team

Avidon Health supports a broad range of remote care solutions that qualify for reimbursement under the current guidelines issued by the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

We can take on the entire process of establishing your remote care program, or work with your existing team to improve efficiencies.

Benefits:

Increased revenue for the practice
Improved patient outcomes through better protocol compliance
Decreased staff burden and improved workflow efficiencies

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About Avidon Health

Launched in 2020 following MedPro Wellness’ acquisition of SelfHelpWorks, Avidon Health is a team of behavior change experts who are passionate about providing health strategies that empower people to make positive life changes. Avidon’s proprietary digital health platform, Engagement Rx, is an innovative behavior change solution that focuses on the individual, not just the condition. We use cognitive behavior training and technology to advance the human connection and create lasting outcomes. We also support clients with care team resources that include staff, our Coach+ CRM, and comprehensive team training.

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