Under TEAM, hospitals are accountable for 30 days post-discharge — and 2/3 are projected to lose under current spending patterns. Most have no visibility into what's happening after patients go home. OneStep closes that gap.






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You're accountable for costs you can't see, in a window you can't monitor, for patients who've already gone home. By the time you know there's a problem, the episode cost is already incurred.
Acting only after a fall or complication occurs, at this point the episode cost is already yours.
Unnecessary rehab utilization driven by uncertainty, not clinical need. Without objective data, caution defaults to cost.
Incomplete PROM data at CMS-required intervals directly impacts quality tier and shared savings eligibility.
OneStep is designed for busy care teams — no training burden, no hardware, no calibration. Just results.
Most hospitals are treating 2026 as a free pass — which means they'll enter 2027 without the baseline gait data, established care coordination workflows, or real-time monitoring system needed to manage it. That infrastructure takes at least a year to build.
The hospitals that earn shared savings in 2027 will be the ones that built the infrastructure now.
No IT project required. OneStep integrates with Epic and other major EMRs and is deployable in weeks. The setup conversation is operational, not technical.
Each day, coordinators see a risk-tiered patient list with Walk Scores for every monitored patient. They act on those showing meaningful decline — no log-in required from physicians, no behavior change required from patients.
No. Mobility data is captured passively in the background from the patient's own smartphone during daily life. No app-opening required, no bulky wearable, no patient burden.
Most programs are operational in weeks. There is no hardware procurement, no 12-month IT project, and no new workflow to train staff on.
OneStep identifies functional decline 10–14 days before a clinical event like a fall or readmission. That window is enough time to reassess therapy, adjust the care plan, or make a targeted outreach call before the cost is incurred.
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