Unparalleled Caregiver Insight
We have researched the family caregiver experience extensively from the perspective of families as well as clinicians. Through co-design with stakeholders, we validate the usability of the platform, the delivery of content, and the feasibility of improving health-related outcomes.
Connecting the Intervention to the Outcomes
REDUCE RESOURCE UTILIZATION
In one study of payment-induced family care (Medicaid Cash & Counseling), family involvement decreased the likelihood of using the emergency room by 30% and the number of inpatient days by 13 days.
DRIVE HCAHPS
Across 4,000+ hospitals in the HCAHPS 2017 Care Transitions composite, including questions about communication and discharge information, only 53% of respondents reported a top-box score – representing a significant opportunity to differentiate.
EXTEND AGING IN PLACE
In one publicly funded system, home care costs $42/day, a third of the $126/day in long-term care – if there is even a bed available. Enabling families to become confident and competent caregivers is critical to extending time at home.
Our Academic Partners
Our research partners at the Center for Aging + Brain Health Innovation at Baycrest have funded a match control trial with 100+ family caregivers at the University of Florida. We are following families caring for a loved one with dementia for 6+ months to understand how Trualta’s educational intervention can reduce caregiver burden and improve care.
Trualta’s research activities are focused on outcomes that matter to our customers:
PARTNER WITH US
Trualta’s eLearning platform can be delivered at point-of-care, in the home, or remotely, and can be customized to match the brand and experience of the sponsoring organization.
INNOVATION IN A CLINICAL SETTING
Our Toronto office is connected to St. Michael’s Hospital, where we are a member of the Biomedical Zone accelerator and have access to clinicians and patients to strengthen our evidence base.