Patient Adherence Management Service works to motivate and coach patients through their initial 90-day acclimation period. Patients receive personalized one-on-one care through live-call coaching and ongoing sleep apnea education from a team of sleep coaches.
PAMS users demonstrated a 95%1average reduction in time spent among homecare providers using PAMS for at least six months.2
24% average relative increase in 90-day compliance rate compared to pre-PAMS adherence rate average3
79.5% of all PAMS patients meet the 90-day CMS compliance guidelines4
By reducing the burden on your respiratory therapists and customer service staff, you’re able to deploy resources more strategically. In addition to taking manual burden off your staff, Patient Adherence Management Service helps keep patients adherent. This may help you increase your reimbursement revenue and differentiate your business to win more contracts and patient referrals.
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DreamWear's unique design offers one mask with three cushion options – nasal, pillow and full face, to give patients the ability to choose the interface that works best for them. Designed to provide freedom of movement during sleep, DreamWear patients can feel like they are not wearing a mask at all.¹⁻³
The Philips Respironics DreamStation systems deliver positive airway pressure therapy for the treatment of Obstructive Sleep Apnea in spontaneously breathing patients weighing over 30 kg (66 lbs). It is for use in the home or hospital/institutional environment.
Among Home Care Providers using PAMS for at least six months. 2Retrospective study using 2014-2016 EncoreAnywhere data from 12 Home Care Providers using PAMS for at least six months. Adherence measured by CMS Compliance guidelines—minimum of 4 hours of use over 70% of the nights during a consecutive 30 day period within the first 90 days of use. 3Retrospective study using 2014-2016 EncoreAnywhere data from 12 Home Care Providers using PAMS for at least six months. CMS Compliance definition - minimum of 4 hours of use over 70% of the nights during a consecutive 30 day period within the first 90 days of use. 4Retrospective study using 2014-2016 EncoreAnywhere data comparing 90 Day compliance rate between 12 Home Care Providers using PAMS for at least six months compared to all other DMEs with at least 1000 PAP setups using the CMS Compliance definition - minimum of 4 hours of use over 70% of the nights during a consecutive 30 day period within the first 90 days of use.
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