Truity™ is the industry’s first comprehensive health equity platform that provides multi-level interventions at the point of care and leverages:
Health equity solutions for health systems
Spark change, reduce bias, build trust, and promote transformational clinical, social, and behavioral interventions for diverse populations at the point of care with our industry-leading platform, Truity™.
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Committed to Health Equity
Truity™ Platform
With knowledge and health equity for all
- clinically integrated workflow tools
- a proprietary clinical knowledge base
- patient-specific clinical and social data sets
With Truity™, you can make strides in addressing systemic racism through comprehensive organizational and community solutions designed to address health equity. Focused on diverse populations, the platform places effective tools, knowledge and insight into the hands of providers, care teams, and patients.
Point of care interventions
Because health equity can’t wait
While social and behavioral change takes time, Truity™ delivers personalized, actionable clinical insights at the point of care. This can immediately impact patients’ lives and swiftly move the needle on health equity.
Decision support for healthcare organizations combined with patient-facing information, health equity coaches, and behavioral nudges, will improve patient outcomes.
Impact health equity
Health equity matters
Organizations that work toward closing the health equity gap can create better outcomes for their patients and communities.
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Knowledge Base
Proprietary and unique collection of health equity information to drive interventions and education.
Reports and Dashboards
Show how you’re closing health equity care gaps and get data for reimbursement.
Coaching
Rebuild patient trust and adherence to care plans with health equity coaches.
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The Health Equity Benchmark Survey
Who is prioritizing health equity programs?
What are their objectives and budgets?
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