DALLAS—MyDirectives, a provider of digital advance care planning (ACP) solutions, and KanTime Healthcare Software, a provider of enterprise software for post-acute care, announced a partnership to embed MyDirectives for Clinicians directly into the KanTime electronic health record. This partnership will allow KanTime’s home health, hospice, palliative and homecare providers to access and share patients’ advance care plans, delivering care, improving patient and family satisfaction and avoiding unwanted treatments or interventions.
With the integration underway and full availability expected in the coming weeks, KanTime clients can gain instant access to advanced care planning (ACP) documents, including advance directives, physician order for life-sustaining treatment (POLST) forms, Five Wishes and mental health advance directives (MHADs), all without leaving the KanTime workflow. By ensuring these documents are available across care settings, clinicians can honor patient preferences during transitions of care.
Through this partnership, KanTime users will also benefit from anytime, anywhere access to ACP documents via the A|D Vault Exchange, MyDirectives’ propriety nationwide registry.
“Our mission at MyDirectives is to provide the ability for every person’s voice to be heard in their care, no matter where they are,” said Scott Brown, president and CEO of MyDirectives. “Embedding MyDirectives for Clinicians directly into KanTime’s platform exemplifies innovation and interoperability at work—eliminating silos, improving clinician workflows and ensuring that critical advance care information is available the moment it matters most.”
“KanTime has always been committed to helping our providers deliver exceptional patient-centered care,” said Sundar Kannan, CEO of KanTime Healthcare Software. “This partnership with MyDirectives ensures that our clients are able to honor their patients’ care and treatment preferences, improve safety and enhance satisfaction, all while maintaining seamless workflows. It’s an innovation that benefits patients, families and providers alike.”