Rising Risk in the Pings Platform

Rising Risk is only available to facilities that have purchased our enhanced offerings. To learn more, contact your Bamboo Health Account Manager!

In this article we will review: 

  • Rising Risk Definitions
  • Patient Case Lifecycle
  • How does Rising Risk work? 
  • What data does Rising Risk use? 

Rising Risk Definitions

  • Rising Risk: A patient who has experienced a significant increase in hospital care in the last 60 days and who may become a multi-visit patient in the future. 
  • Multi-Visit Patient: A costly and vulnerable patient who experiences high levels of hospital care over a long period of time (180+ days). 
  • Readmission: When we detect that a patient has experienced a readmission in the last 60 days. 

Patient Case Lifecycle

  • Triage: Patients in this stage are those whom we think could benefit from expedited follow-up, but whom you may not yet have contacted. 
  • Follow Up in Progress: This stage is the core of the workflow – move patients here when they are relevant for your workflow, and you are in the process of contacting them. 
  • Tracking: Once your outreach to a patient is complete, you may want to passively track them and be notified when they have an additional hospital event so that you can attempt to engage them. 
  • Complete: Once your outreach to a patient is complete and you no longer need to track the patient, move their card here. 
  • Not Necessary: Move patients here if they are not relevant to your workflow. 

What data does Rising Risk use?

  • Rising Risk uses ADT data that we receive from our national network of ADT senders. These are the same data that we use for Pings, just treated differently. 
  • In addition to ADT data, the predictive model takes into account the following inputs:
  • Demographic data
  • Geographic data
  • Diagnosis data
  • Insurance data
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