The expected growth and ongoing benefits of point-of-care testing (POCT), alongside the complexity of its oversight, make standardizing your POCT program beneficial by substantially improving workflow and cost efficiency.

Orchard Point-of-Care: Comprehensive governance and tracking of POCT operations. Automate security features and ensure competency assessment compliance.

Point-of-care testing (POCT) technology continues to advance at a fast pace, making it easier to shrink complex testing platforms into point-of-care (POC) devices. By testing at a molecular level, the accuracy of the results far surpasses previous POCT methodologies.

With more than 70% of people in the United States as pet owners, annual spending on veterinary care is more than $34 billion. Similar to healthcare for humans, veterinary care is experiencing a shift to a more value-based model. In veterinary value-based care, there is a particular focus on end-of-life care and owner preferences.

POCT is gaining popularity in scenarios where rapid turnaround time outweighs testing limitations. As POCT programs grow, effective oversight is best achieved by understanding end users’ perspectives and culturing a spirit of teamwork.

Laboratory professionals are essential in overseeing point-of-care Testing (POCT) programs, serving as knowledge resources and fostering a culture of respect and communication. This oversight enhances POCT effectiveness and patient care.

Where does molecular POCT fit in the diagnostic continuum? Watch this video preview of our white paper, The Rise of Molecular Point-of-Care Testing.

In this episode, we speak with Aaron Hendrickson, Chief Information Officer at Jefferson City Medical Group (JCMG), about the benefits of having a Customer Advocacy program and how a laboratory information system (LIS) improves patient workflow, increases laboratory efficiency, and reduces patient wait times.

In this episode, we speak with Orchard's Executive Vice President of Corporate & Business Development, Matt Modleski, about the importance of strategy for laboratories in a value-based care environment. He talks about how labs can develop strategies to contribute to value-based care contracts, such as Medicare Advantage. He covers key topics like the difference between Medicare and Medicare Advantage, the significance of star ratings, and the impact of risk adjustment factors (RAF) on reimbursement.

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