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Patients benefit when care providers collaborate to diagnose and treat disease at its earliest stages. From community screening and diagnosis, to medical or revascularization therapies—BioMedix™ helps integrate vascular healthcare to save limbs and even lives.

Ensure the Success of Your Program with PADnet™ Connect

• Exclusive, streamlined networking with testing locations
• Promotes growth of PADnet™ testing referral network
• Encourages maximum program participation
  
  PADnet™ Connect Brochure [PDF]
  
  
  

PADnet™ DMS 2.0 Total Support

• Unparalleled support and personalized guidance
• Dedicated Program Manager leadership
• Data upload and conversion assistance
   

Here is how the collaborative care program works:  

Health Systems Administrators: PADnet™ Disease Management System 2.0 (PADnet™ DMS 2.0) is a web-based vascular program solution that is the cornerstone of referral and financial data analysis for diagnostic and interventional suites. PADnet™ DMS 2.0 lays the foundation for organizations to benchmark by procedure and clinician to make informed decisions about quality of care. The customizable PADnet™ DMS 2.0 solution offers key benefits for Healthcare Administrators: searchable financial analysis, real-time program tracking and complete transparency for quantifiable program results. Read more…

Vascular Specialist: PADnet™ Disease Management System 2.0 provides a powerful way to analyze information and improve operations. Reports pinpoint opportunities to improve quality, while other reports show performance against key metrics, including tools for better communication with referral physicians—the lifeblood of interventional practices.Read more…

Primary Care Offices: Primary care offices face increasing pressure to manage and evaluate more complex patient issues, while increasing quality and outcomes during the management of the patient. PADnet™+ provides efficiencies in testing of symptomatic patients for P.A.D. Networking primary care physicians and interventionalists creates a comprehensive collaborative care model. This approach supports HIPAA-compliant practices in the early identification and treatment of P.A.D. PADnet™ DMS 2.0 provides the framework for a strong continuum of care and fair financial return. Read more…
 

IT Professionals: PADnet™ DMS 2.0 supports existing standards for seamless system integrations. Healthcare information technology professionals have an important role to play in evaluating whether or not clinical informatics solutions provide necessary scalability, interoperability and uninterrupted workflow. The PADnet™ DMS 2.0 program is completely web-based, utilizing a cloud model for software and services. No maintenance and no additional resources or equipment is required (apart from an internet connection), creating a more accessible system that works effortlessly even in the most demanding environments.

What Hospitals are Saying
“We made the decision to invest in the PADnet™ Disease Management System in an effort to build a community-based care program that enables collaboration with primary care physicians in the identification, treatment and management of patients with vascular disease. PADnet™+ will enable us to more easily diagnose patients with P.A.D. and seamlessly integrate electronic medical data with our existing IT platform. It will also allow us to more effectively track procedure outcomes; a critical activity when it comes to maintaining best practices in a vascular center of excellence.”
REX WINTERS, MD
Director of Invasive Cardiology, Long Beach Memorial Heart & Vascular Institute

“We use the PDMS program to achieve 3 goals:
1. To strengthen the relationship between our referring physicians and our vascular specialists.
2. To create a structure around which multiple physician groups (cardiology, vascular surgery and soon radiology) participate in a program with common reporting structures.
3. To increase volumes, both in imaging and procedures.”
MIKE RASMUSSEN
Executive Director, Metropolitan Cardiology Consultants
Vice President, Cardiovascular Services, Mercy Hospital

What the Vascular Specialists are Saying
“It is well known that P.A.D. is under diagnosed and under treated. And this failure leads to high rates of cardiovascular ischemic events. The biggest obstacle to early diagnosis has been low rates of office-based P.A.D. diagnosis. PADnet™+ offers a solution with a fast and easy to perform P.A.D. detection system. In over a year’s experience, our PADnet™+ sites have referred symptomatic patients and 30% of them benefited from interventional procedures. With PADnet™+, we are truly able to make a difference”.
JOHN D. MARTIN, MD
Director, Vascular Institute at Anne
Arundel Medical Center, Annapolis, MD

“PADnet™+ is a simple and clinically useful test for the diagnosis of CVI.”
TOM FOGARTY, MD
Inventor of the Fogarty balloon catheter

• P.A.D. Patients Have More Extensive, Calcified Coronary Artery Disease
  By Michael O'Riordan, TheHeart.org, February 2011
  
   
• Fast Decline in Functional Tests Predicts P.A.D. Outcomes
  By Sue Hughes, Heartwire, Winter 2011
   
• A Real World Analysis of Payment per Unit Time in a Maryland Vascular Practice
  By John D. Martin, et al. Journal of Vascular Surgery, October 2010
  
  
• Non-invasive Vascular Testing Technology to Support a Collaborative Care Model for the Diagnosis of Peripheral Arterial Disease
  by Willam L. Rogers, RVT. VEIN Industry News Magazine, Summer 2010
   
• Collaborative Care Supporting the Sustainable Vascular Center of the Future
  VEIN Industry News Magazine, Fall 2009
  
  
• Profiles in Excellence: BioMedix Vascular Solutions Provides Early Detection of Vascular Disease
  Podiatry Management Magazine, October 2009
   
• Effective Care
  An Interview with John Romans, Future Healthcare Magazine, April 2009
   
• Improving the Health and Health Care of PAD Patients
  Endovascular Today, March 2009
   
• Collaborative Care - BioMedix Leading Telemedicine
  Future Healthcare Magazine, January 2009
   
• Progression of Peripheral Arterial Disease Predicts Cardiovascular Disease Morbidity and Mortality
  by Criqui et al, Journal of the American College of Cardiology, November 2008
   
• Long-Term Prognosis of Patients With Peripheral Arterial Disease - A Comparison in Patients With Coronary Artery Disease
  by Welton et al, Journal of the American College of Cardiology, November 2008
   
• Introducing Mr. Smith: How to Maximize Outcomes and Revenue Opportunities Through the Integration of Protocols—Part 2
  Podiatry Management Magazine, October 2008
   
• Introducing Mr. Smith: How to Maximize Outcomes and Revenue Opportunities Through the Integration of Protocols—Part 1
  Podiatry Management, August 2008
   
• A Tale of Two Podiatrists: Treatment of PAD represents an untapped resource of new patients
  by Benjamin W. Weaver, DPM, Podiatry Management Magazine, June/July 2008
   
• Accountability for Community Benefit
  Health Research & Educational Trust, May 2008
   
• Planning the Right Facility: Seven Steps for Strategic Financial Success
  SHSMD, Spectrum, Nov/Dec 2007
   
• Detailed Market Intelligence Drives a Sound Outpatient Strategy
  SHSMD, Frank Veltri, September 2007
   
• Seven Ways to Connect with Customers on a Limited Budget
  SHSMD, Spectrum, July/August, 2007
   
• Throw Your (Hard) Hat into the Ring During Facility Master Planning
  SHSMD, Spectrum, May/June 2007
   
• Healthcare Marketing Techniques for the Generations
  SHSMD, R & J Health, June 2007
   
• Tracking ROI with Traditional Marketing Tools
  SHSMD, Spectrum, March/April 2007
   
• Prioritization and Politics: Ten Best Practices for More Effective Capital Allocation
  SHSMD, Spectrum, Jan/Feb 2007
   
• Cardiovascular Roundtable (April 2007) - ML-048 Rev. 2-09
  Vascular Centers of Excellence—A Tactical Approach. Best Practices for Program Planning, Development, and Growth, 2007
   
• Response to Letter Regarding Article, “The United States Preventive Services Task Force Recommendation Statement on Screening for Peripheral Arterial Disease: More Harm Than Benefit?”
  by Joshua A. Beckman, et al. Circulation, 2007
   
• The 100-Day Volume Campaign - Toolkit for Identifying and Executing on Short-Term Growth Opportunities
  The Health Care Advisory Board, 2007
   
• A Comprehensive Approach to Patients with P.A.D.
  by Barbara J. Aung, DPM, CWS, Podiatry Management Magazine, Nov/Dec 2006
   
• The iPod Mindset: How to Think Like An Innovator
  SHSMD, Spectrum, Jan/Feb 2006
   
• ACC/AHA Complete 2006 P.A.D .Guidlines
  The complete 2006 guidelines. The full guidelines include the disorders of the abdominal aorta, renal and mesenteric arteries and lower extremity arteries.
  
  
• Relationship Between Pressure and Flow in the Arterial System of the Lower Extremity: A Discussion of Current Paradigms and Novel Concepts
  by Salles-Cunha, The Journal of Vascular Technology, 2002

A Vascular Surgeon's Thoughts on PADnet™+
John Martin, MD, Director of the Vascular Program at Anne Arundel Medical Center in Annapolis, MD, talks about the value of PADnet™+ from a Vascular Surgeon's perspective.

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