Who watches over your patients when you cannot? We do. With Tapestry, post-acute facilities can leverage our suite of technology solutions to create an integrated 24/7 safety net wrapped around each resident. Our intuitive technology enables quick identification of the ‘vital few’ requiring attention from the often ‘overwhelming many’, empowering providers to take proactive measures to reduce readmissions and improve care. We can offer a complete solution or fill in missing pieces from an already implemented program.
When you need us, when a patient needs us, when a family member needs us, we are there.
We’re constantly increasing efficiency and accuracy. Using our vital signs management program leveraging advanced radar technology and connected vital signs monitors, nurses can see trouble and react before it strikes.
Patients suffering from chronic care issues require a higher level of attention that most facilities can’t provide. But Tapestry can. We provide the attention these patients require, improving care and moderating staff workflow.
Telemedicine has evolved from overnight triage to primary care, so we provide each facility with a specific team of daytime and off-hours clinicians who know the patients and nurses and are fully integrated with the daytime staff.
Tapestry has always been about the people we care for. All of our clinicians are specially trained in geriatric care and remote technology, to properly support nursing home residents and their staff in providing quality, timely care.
Cynthia Blackmon, DON
Oakland Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center
Cynthia Blackmon, DON
Oakland Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center
Cynthia Blackmon, DON
Oakland Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center
Cynthia Blackmon, DON
Oakland Rehabilitation & Healthcare Center
“Thanks to the risk assessment report, we obtained additional labs and secured a treatment plan that has allowed us to care for the resident in our facility. Our team has been reviewing the report each morning in our daily clinical meeting to assist with alerting the nurse of any concerns or priorities with our residents.”
Marjorie Dorrow, President & COO
Cascade Health Services
