Advancing Outcomes-Centered Healthcare Through Evidence, Insight, and Innovation

At Eventus WholeHealth, we are committed to driving outcomes-centered healthcare across the long-term care continuum. Our long-term care white papers highlight the research, clinical insights, and data-backed strategies behind our integrated “WholeHealth” model. We provide operators, clinicians, and industry leaders the tools they need to elevate resident care while navigating a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape.

Explore the collection below to see how our clinical care model performs in practice, from functional recovery and rehospitalization to documentation burden and clinician burnout. Discover the Eventus difference™️.

Coming Soon: The Eventus Clinical Care Model

Author: Jennifer Rucci, MD, CMD, DFAPA

Eventus WholeHealth clinicians meeting with a resident in a long-term care community as part of the clinical care model

The Eventus Clinical Care Model is a purpose-built approach to post-acute and long-term care, one of the most complex and costly patient populations in U.S. healthcare. By combining multidisciplinary primary care and behavioral health clinicians with medication stewardship, 24/7 teletriage, and structured care coordination, it delivers proactive, continuous care in the setting where patients live. The results are measurable: short-stay functional improvement rose from 67.1% to 78.1% by Year 3, alongside gains in hospitalization, rehospitalization, medication burden, and chronic disease management.

Additional Eventus White Papers

Early Adoption of Innovative Ambient AI Scribe in Long-Term Care

Author: Jennie Byrne, MD, PhD

In 2023, Eventus WholeHealth became an early adopter of an ambient AI scribing platform, a step many healthcare organizations have been slow to take amid regulatory concerns and clinician skepticism. Serving medically vulnerable adults in assisted living facilities, long-term care homes, and skilled nursing facilities, EWH saw strong results within the first year: a 60% decrease in new patient documentation time, a 3% RAF increase from improved coding accuracy, and a 16% improvement in clinician burnout.

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Decrease in Hospital Utilization [Coming Soon]

Author: Jennie Byrne, MD, PhD

Healthcare utilization has become an important area of research because the most expensive care traditionally happens in hospitals. A growing body of literature shows that avoidable hospital use is driving much of the rise in healthcare costs. This upcoming white paper will examine how integrated, on-site clinical care can reduce it.

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