Modern Home Health Network Services

In traditional home health care, skilled nursing is often one of the most commonly used services, especially after hospital discharge. For network coordination, the most common operational services include referral intake, first-visit scheduling, DME coordination, medication or pharmacy delivery handoffs, and status communication between hospitals, agencies, and care teams. VectorCare helps unify these workflows digitally.

Common diagnoses for home health care often include heart failure, diabetes, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, post-surgical recovery, stroke recovery, wound care needs, and mobility-limiting conditions. From a logistics standpoint, these patients frequently require timely start-of-care visits, equipment setup, transportation support, and follow-up services that must be coordinated across multiple organizations.

VectorCare supports home health agencies by digitizing referral intake, visit coordination, post-discharge handoffs, and communication with hospitals or payers. Instead of relying on calls, faxes, and disconnected spreadsheets, agencies can receive structured requests, track status, coordinate DME and ancillary services, and monitor conversion or start-of-care performance from one connected platform.

Yes. VectorCare Connect supports SMART on FHIR embedding inside Epic, and connects to other EHRs through additional integration patterns including HL7 v2, FHIR R4, and REST APIs. For home health workflows, this helps reduce double entry by carrying patient context from hospital discharge planning into referral, visit, DME, and ancillary service coordination.

Post-discharge home care coordination breaks down because provider networks are fragmented across dozens of agencies, referrals are handled manually through phone calls and faxes, and care teams have little to no visibility into which contracted home-care agencies are available, in-network, or performing well. These gaps produce delayed placements, missed handoffs, and dangerous discontinuities in patient care. VectorCare Trust addresses this by giving care teams a unified view of their entire contracted home-care network, automating referral routing based on geography, contract terms, and agency performance, and tracking care transitions in real time so gaps are caught before they become readmissions.

VectorCare Trust helps organizations govern contracted home health, DME, transport, and ancillary service partners. It supports vendor onboarding, document collection, credential expiration tracking, service-zone configuration, rate-card enforcement, policy-based routing, and performance scorecards. This gives hospitals, payers, and agencies a structured way to maintain a compliant, accountable care network.

VectorCare pricing is based on enterprise SaaS subscription plans. Modules such as Hub, Trust, Pay, Insights, ADI, and Connect can be purchased individually or bundled depending on facility size, transaction volume, and integration scope. VectorCare offers a free demo and ROI assessment to evaluate workflow needs and potential savings.

VectorCare is cloud-based and available globally, with primary deployment in the United States. It can be accessed through the web, SMART on FHIR embedded workflows, and direct API integrations. The platform is designed for hospitals, agencies, payers, PACE organizations, and government healthcare programs coordinating patient services at scale.