A well-run emergency department is crucial to quality patient care.

Emergency Medicine Services

More than two-thirds of patients are admitted to the hospital through the emergency department, making it the “front door” to your hospital. A well-run emergency department (ED) is crucial to quality patient care and a successful hospital.

Increasing patient volumes and complexity, longer wait times, overloaded providers, and declining reimbursement are major challenges in today’s competitive healthcare market. IN Compass Health partners with hospitals to provide leadership and management in the ED that improves access to quality care, clinical outcomes, patient experience, and physician engagement.

IN Compass Health is improving emergency medicine one patient at a time.

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IN Compass Health transforms your emergency room into a place where patient care is timely and appropriate, throughput is accelerated, capacity is increased, the staff is engaged, and the hospital operational and financial performance improved. We deliver patient-centric solutions by incorporating best practice EM care models with the best possible patient experience.

Emergency Department Improvement With IN Compass Health

If you are considering making a change in your current emergency department provider group, let’s talk! We can be your sounding board as you navigate your options and work together to find the right solution for your emergency department and current emergency medicine providers. Together, we can support your community’s needs and facilitate the continued success of your hospital.

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What our clients say.

Our work with IN Compass Health on the MVP Program to identify and better manage recurring patient visits to the ED has demonstrated that better business intelligence combined with process improvement can improve care and lower readmission rates.  IN Compass Health’s leadership and innovation has been invaluable in helping us achieve added value for our patients while reigning in hospital costs.

Brad Mock, MD
Chief Medical Officer
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