Stream for PACE Programs

Support interdisciplinary high-complexity care with problem-based continuity, clear summaries, and faster documentation.

Try it on your next home or clinic visit!

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Stream for PACE Programs

Support interdisciplinary high-complexity care with problem-based continuity, clear summaries, and faster documentation.

Try it on your next home or clinic visit!

Talk to Us

Stream for PACE Programs

Support interdisciplinary high-complexity care with problem-based continuity, clear summaries, and faster documentation.

Try it on your next home or clinic visit!

Talk to Us

Longitudinal documentation for complex participants across disciplines and settings.

PACE care is collaborative and longitudinal. Stream keeps each participant’s active problems organized over time, pulling forward the last relevant details for today’s note, and enabling team members to continue the story without duplication. Use collaborative threads to update the same problem across encounters and settings; generate concise participant summaries for handoffs, home visits, and specialty coordination.

Why Stream

Key Benefits

Stream’s persistent context keeps notes coherent across visits for faster review and safer care.

Stream timeline illustrating clinical continuity with Past, Recent, and Today visits connected by a blue line, leading to a Hypertension card showing organized sections for problems, medications, recent changes, and next steps.

Discuss within the chart and keep the clinical thread intact.

Illustration showing multiple clinicians contributing updates to a shared hypertension problem thread in Stream, symbolizing collaborative and continuous documentation.

Summaries that are readable, reusable, and ready to share.

Illustration showing multiple problem summary cards combining into a single patient summary, symbolizing Stream’s ability to synthesize problem-based documentation into a clear longitudinal overview.

Stream organizes notes by problem to make reviews fast and changes obvious.

Stream timeline illustrating clinical continuity with Past, Recent, and Today visits connected by a blue line, leading to a Hypertension card showing organized sections for problems, medications, recent changes, and next steps.

Convert outside records into problem-oriented context and summaries.

Illustration showing PDF, referral letter, and fax icons flowing through a blue funnel into organized problem cards labeled Hypertension, Asthma, and Diabetes, representing Stream’s Record Ingestion feature.

Stream’s persistent context keeps notes coherent across visits for faster review and safer care.

Stream timeline illustrating clinical continuity with Past, Recent, and Today visits connected by a blue line, leading to a Hypertension card showing organized sections for problems, medications, recent changes, and next steps.

Discuss within the chart and keep the clinical thread intact.

Illustration showing multiple clinicians contributing updates to a shared hypertension problem thread in Stream, symbolizing collaborative and continuous documentation.

Summaries that are readable, reusable, and ready to share.

Illustration showing multiple problem summary cards combining into a single patient summary, symbolizing Stream’s ability to synthesize problem-based documentation into a clear longitudinal overview.

Stream organizes notes by problem to make reviews fast and changes obvious.

Stream timeline illustrating clinical continuity with Past, Recent, and Today visits connected by a blue line, leading to a Hypertension card showing organized sections for problems, medications, recent changes, and next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Stream handle multi-disciplinary notes in PACE?

Can we generate participant summaries for huddles and transitions of care?

What if a participant’s documentation starts outside Stream?

How does Stream handle multi-disciplinary notes in PACE?

Can we generate participant summaries for huddles and transitions of care?

What if a participant’s documentation starts outside Stream?

How does Stream handle multi-disciplinary notes in PACE?

Can we generate participant summaries for huddles and transitions of care?

What if a participant’s documentation starts outside Stream?