Post-Acute Care Monitoring and Coordination

AI-Driven Visibility and Documentaiton

Core Mobile’s Post-Acute Care solution delivers real-time, intelligent support for managing patients after discharge, whether at home, in skilled nursing, or in rehabilitation settings. By combining remote video monitoring with AI and Ambient AI charting, the platform helps care teams track recovery, capture clinical updates, and respond to changes proactively.

The result is better outcomes, fewer readmissions, and higher-quality care across the post-acute continuum.

Key Benefits

  • Remote Patient Monitoring with AI: Detects movement, behavior patterns, and risk indicators in real time. No on-site staff required.

  • Ambient Documentation: Captures care team and patient conversations remotely or in person, auto-generating structured clinical notes.

  • Improved Care Continuity: Keeps care teams and primary providers updated with real-time insights and automated documentation.

  • Reduced Readmission Risk: Early identification of complications enables faster intervention and fewer hospital returns.

  • Flexible Deployment Across Settings: Supports SNFs, home health, rehab centers, and transitional care programs.


Features:

  • AI Video Monitoring for Patient Safety

    Continuously monitors inpatient rooms using AI to detect potential safety risks like unassisted bed exits, patient distress, or inactivity. Sends alerts to nursing stations in real time.

  • Ambient AI Charting

    Captures clinical conversations during rounds, assessments, or bedside visits. Transcribes and structures the content into SOAP notes, vitals summaries, or task updates, ready for review and sign-off.

  • Patient Behavior & Risk Detection

    Monitors and interprets daily patterns using video AI, flagging deviations like increased sedentary time, missed meals, or reduced mobility as early warning signs.

  • Integrated EHR Documentation

    Delivers structured, context-specific notes directly into the hospital’s EHR (Epic, Cerner, Meditech, etc.), reducing lag and improving continuity.

  • Telehealth-Integrated Documentation

    Enhances remote video consults with passive audio capture and note generation, eliminating manual follow-up entries and improving visit quality.

  • Automated Care Summaries & Handoff Notes

    Generates progress summaries for primary care providers, specialists, or inpatient teams when patients transition between settings or escalate to higher levels of care.

  • Alerts for Non-Compliance or Complications

    Notifies teams of missed medications, therapy sessions, or new symptoms, supporting early interventions and avoiding escalation.

  • Customizable to Facility Protocols

    Adjusts AI monitoring thresholds based on diagnosis, care plan, or patient risk, tailored to orthopedic recovery, stroke rehab, cardiac events, and more.

  • Secure, Compliant Data Sharing

    Fully HIPAA- and FISMA-compliant, enabling secure documentation and video monitoring across organizational boundaries and EHR systems.

  • “The initial study using paper charting took in total about 14 months to complete. Whereas the same study using Core Mobile software took about 16 weeks to complete and present at a conference."

    Dr. Neal Kaushal, Gastroenterologist, UCLA Digestive Diseases

  • “The use of the CoreyPatient™ mobile app has not only improved our patient pre-surgical instruction compliance, reduced cancellations, and increased throughput; but it has also enhanced our post-surgical follow-ups to advance overall patient satisfaction and patient outcomes. I would highly recommend CoreyPatient to any surgery center who wishes to bring their facility to the next level of efficiency and patient engagement."

    Angelique Crooke, PACU Manager, Massachusetts Avenue Surgery Center, Bethesda MD

  • "Epic training takes 8 hours initially and a 2 month "go live" period with Epic trainers in the hospital with you. Compared to that, anyone who can send a text and use a simple smart phone app can use CoreMobile apps after 30 minutes."

    Kathryn Camille Holeyfield, MD, Anesthesiologist at Stanford