Know what's happening to your patients after they leave

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.

Trusted by Leading Organizations

Metrics that matter under TEAM

$15-25K
Saved per avoided readmission
$8-12k
Saved per unnecessary rehab stay
10-14 days
Early detection window
250k+ 
Patients treated
The Challenge

The moment a patient goes home, you go dark.

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.


Reactive Care

Acting only after a fall or complication occurs, at this point the episode cost is already yours.


Cost Variance

Unnecessary rehab utilization driven by uncertainty, not clinical need. Without objective data, caution defaults to cost.


Reimbursement Risk

Incomplete PROM data at CMS-required intervals directly impacts quality tier and shared savings eligibility.

Dr. Michael Meneghini, CEO, Indiana Joint Replacement Institute · 2025 AAHKS President

"Hospitals have no idea where their costs are going. To really understand your cost to manage risk is very challenging."

The bigger picture

Three signals. One smartphone.
No new workflow.

OneStep is designed for busy care teams — no training burden, no hardware, no calibration. Just results.

1
Detect
Mobility decline signals emerging risk. OneStep identifies functional decline 10–14 days before a clinical event, continuously, across real-world settings.
2
Prioritize
High-risk patients are surfaced to your care team automatically. Risk-tiered patient lists so coordinators focus on who needs attention now.
3
Intervene
Standard clinical actions activated, therapy reassessment, medication review, outreach adjustment, aligned with existing care pathways.
Screening Moments

2026 is the practice year. The bill comes due in 2027.

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.

2026: Upside only. No finanical downside.

The year to build baseline data, establish workflows, and deploy monitoring infrastructure.

2027: 20% of target reimbursement is at risk.

Episode cost exposure is real. The programs without infrastructure built in 2026 will manage this blind.

Supporting resources for your team

Common questions

Everything your team wants to know.

Does this require IT involvement?
What does the care coordinator workflow look like?
Does the patient need to do anything?
How quickly can we deploy?
What does the 10-14 day detection window mean in practice?

Let's make readmissions preventable.

See how OneStep works for a program like yours.