How does this impact the health of your employees and business?
Set Up FREE ConsultationHigher
Absenteeism
53%
of caregivers went in late, left early or took time off.
Higher
Healthcare Costs
8%
higher medical cost between caregivers and the benchmark population.
Higher
Turnover
15%
of caregivers went from full-time to part-time;
5% retired early.
Caregiving employees spend over 20 hours a week providing care, which doesn't take into account the time they spend worried about their loved ones.
Problem | MySeema Solution |
Result |
---|---|---|
Employees frequently take time off to accompany family to medical appointments. |
Certified clinicians accompany patients to their doctor visits virtually |
Reducing time off by stopping the need for employees to attend patient visits allows for focused, uninterrupted work. |
Productivity drops as employees struggle to focus on understanding their loved one's diagnosis and care plan. |
Clinicians send visit summaries, explain diagnoses, and aid in care plan selection. |
Improved productivity as employees stay focused at work, knowing that all medical questions will be answered. |
Increase in turnover as employees take paid leave or quit to care of a loved one. |
Clinicians regularly check in with patients to ensure care plans and vitals are on track. |
Reduction in turnover as employees take less time off, achieve a better work-life balance, and reduce stress. |
Employees burn out as they search for in-network providers and the right insurance plan during their workday. |
Clinicians help with providers, billing, and insurance recommendations. |
Employee efficiency increases as stress decreases and they feel less overwhelmed with healthcare. |
In a July 2017 survey, 75% of benefits managers agreed that a caregiving-friendly workplace would attract and retain talent.
Please fill in your data.