House Works Electronic Medical Records system caters to patients, physicians, insurance companies, and pharmaceutical companies to deliver top-notch patient care. House Works allows Transplant and Cancer Centers to overcome inefficiencies while providing excellent patient care.
The platform architecture has been designed with a hyper connected working structure in mind. It is equipped for a multitude of varied integrations with other electronic health systems and hardware.
Care Teams - Tasks, Alerts, Messaging, Meetings Etc
Feedback Loops
Seamless inter-coordination and feedback loops between Hospitals, Payers, Providers, Pharma, Diagnostics.
Dashboard
Quality Reports
Programmatic Performance
Business Gap Analysis
Patient Care
Phases of Care
Care Teams - Tasks, Alerts, Messaging, Meetings Etc
Feedback Loops
Seamless inter-coordination and feedback loops between Hospitals, Payers, Providers, Pharma, Diagnostics.
Dashboard
Quality Reports
Programmatic Performance
Business Gap Analysis
Who is it for ?
The main objective of our electronic health platform is to help physicians, hospitals, and payers to deliver quick and efficient care for their patients guided by evidence based scientific recommendations. House Works helps the clinical providers to automate communication between diagnostic centers, insurance companies, and patients to deliver continuous and streamlined care.
Providers
Healthcare providers will be able to support the needs of their patients to overcome the challenges of obtaining countless health records from diagnostic centers, hospitals, pharmacies, and insurance companies.
Patients
Patients will experience a refined process during their complex care journey by transparently guiding them through all their phases of care from diagnosis to treatment and untangling the web of hospitals, insurance claims, and medical decision making.
Insurance Companies
Our unique case manager platform specifically designed to collate cancer and transplant cases, organize authorizations, and sort claims, allows case managers to conquer the day to day challenges of care coordination
Phases of Care
House Works is designed to deliver care for the patients in a unique vertically integrated “Phases of Care” approach that exactly mimics actual patient care.
Referral Phase
This phase is automatically initiated upon the discovery of a worrisome finding by a primary care physician, oncologist, gastroenterologists, or other provider. House Works electronic platform is triggered and a case is created during which time the patient is onboarded into the system and the Expert panel is notified for evaluation.
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Evaluation Phase
Diagnostics are conducted, imaging studies are performed, and experts are consulted to get a clearer picture of the patient’s health condition. The expert panel then meticulously and readily reviews the data obtained to devise the treatment options. Each case has the opportunity to be reviewed in multidisciplinary tumor boards.
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Treatment Phase
The primary team, patient, payers, pharmacies, and hospitals are seamlessly notified of the patient’s treatment plan and easily aligned by the transparency of the expert panel findings. Patients may undergo surgical and medical treatments to help them.
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Surveilance Phase
After the surgery, chemotherapy, or other treatments, the patients continue to be under expert surveillance. Patients will have evidence based periodic follow up consultations and diagnostics to ensure the best opportunity to screen for recurrence of disease
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Our Team
HouseWorks was founded by healthcare professionals and developed for patients suffering from complex diseases. Our team comprises of the leading experts across the United States in managing patients with cancer or organ failure that need surgery, chemotherapy or clinical trials.
MD FACS
Director of Liver, Biliary, Pancreas Surgical Oncology
Director of Organ Transplant
Hi, I am the Director of Organ Transplant and Cancer Surgery with House Medicine. Both organ transplant and cancer are very complex diseases that have significant impacts on patients and their families. I am very committed and focused on tailoring and personalizing patient care as each person’s journey is unique to them, treating each patient individually. An important part of your care often requires support from your family and friends and I encourage their involvement in the process.
I have performed thousands of extremely complex transplants and cancer surgeries in the last decade, many which have been second opinions. I have been the author of over 100 peer reviewed articles/abstracts, an invited guest speaker numerous times, and expert panelist. In addition, I have been awarded multimillion dollar National Research Grants and been the Principle Investigator of the most cutting-edge cancer and transplant trials.
I am passionate about providing the highest quality with the most advanced technology to all patients. I have led and participated in over 30 national and international humanitarian outreach medical missions over the last 10 years and am eager to continue providing service to those in need and lack access.
MD MPH MPBA
Director of Hematology and Oncology
Co-Director of Research
“I am an oncologist who specializes in the treatment of patients with complex gastrointestinal malignancies. Treatment of these cancers can be challenging and have an impact on both the patient and their family. I understand that providing comprehensive care to patients and families struggling with these complex cancers requires a personalized and wholistic approach. I am therefore committed to delivering whole-person care, that provides hope, integrates personalized medicine, and offers access to innovative treatments through clinical trials, all while remembering the importance of a person’s quality of life. These are guiding principles for our cancer team at House Medicine.”
Dr. Shinde is the Director of Hematology and Oncology at House Medicine. He earned his Bachelor of Science in neuroscience, with honors, from UCLA and went on to earn his medical degree from the University of Southern California. While he was in medical school, his interest in understanding the economics behind healthcare and strategies for addressing health disparities led to his completion of a Master of Business Administration from University of Southern California and a Master in Public Health from Harvard University, with a focus on health administration and policy. Afterward, he completed a residency in Internal Medicine at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center. Dr. Shinde went on to complete a fellowship in Hospice and Palliative Medicine at San Diego Hospice and the Institute for Palliative Medicine, and a fellowship in Hematology and Oncology at City of Hope/Harbor-UCLA Medical Center. He is an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the UCLA Geffen School of Medicine, and provides clinical care with privileges at multiple hospitals in Los Angeles. Dr. Shinde’s clinical focus is twofold: along with colleagues in surgery, gastroenterology, radiation oncology and radiology, he participates in a multidisciplinary team to provide oncologic care to patients with gastrointestinal malignancies; he also provide supportive and palliative care services to patients and families receiving care for complex and advanced illnesses, including those undergoing curative therapies. Dr. Shinde’s current research interests include evaluating novel therapies for the treatment of liver, bile duct, and pancreatic cancers, identifying novel therapeutic targets through tissue genomics/proteomics, improving patient quality of life through optimization of supportive care, and utilizing wearable and other novel technologies to improve patient outcomes. He has presented his research on all of these topics at international symposia and published in peer review journals.
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We will help you overcome all the roadblocks and identify all the specific use-cases to tailor it for your facility. We follow a personalised approach to deliver the help and assistance you need.
