Health Wealth Safe's Glossary

The dashboard found under Applications that can be used to look up a patient or device IMEI to see their incoming device responses.

The dashboard found under Applications in HWS that can be used to see how patients are utilizing their device including the number of days they have used their device and how many days patients have left in their billing cycle.

The dashboard found under Applications in HWS that is used to review billing for patients in diabetes management.

This is the management dashboard found on the Applications tab or on your HWS Staff App or web portal. The dashboard filters a clinics population to only display patients diagnosed with diabetes DX Codes e.g E.08 - E13.9. The custom dashboard displays patients 14 day blood glucose values along side  above and below ranged percentiles. Patients that need attention (have abnormal ranges) are viewed at the top of the list as 'needs' attention. This functions allows providers quick access to patients to make corrective actions. Patients that are on our RPM program with the diagnosis codes will automatically be enrolled into the diabetes management system. 

A combination of letters and/or numbers that is assigned to a particular diagnosis, symptom, or procedure. In HWS, diagnostic codes can be found in the dashboard under the patient’s profile and are used to assign the care plan and devices appropriate to the patient’s needs. See also ICD-10 codes.

The dashboard found under Applications in HWS that houses duplicate accounts for patients. These accounts are not active as they are duplicates of the patient's actual account.

The group of ICD-10 codes referring to obesity.

Electronic medical record. Each patient in the clinic is assigned an EMR number, which is used by HWS and clinic employees to locate the patient in MCW and the HWS dashboard.

A patient’s status when they are in full compliance with their care plan. A patient is considered fully engaged when they are actively participating in their RPM program by completing health surveys, participating in telemedicine, and using their API device at least 16 times a month.

The dashboard where the engagement score from the patient app is displayed. This dashboard can be used to gauge how patients or staff are engaging with the patient app.