This report reveals that missed diagnoses may be more expensive than you think.
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[Report] A hidden cost driver in respiratory care.
See how delays in diagnosis increase the cost of care and what you can do now to stop it.
Report
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Hidden Cost Driver in Respiratory Care
Discover how delayed diagnosis increases spend and how pathogen identification
could reduce hospital stays, repeat visits, and care variation.
When respiratory illness goes undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, the result is costly: repeat ER visits,
extended hospital stays, and overuse of unnecessary treatments. Syndromic testing offers a new way
to help reduce avoidable utilization.
Here’s what is covered:
Help improve
diagnostic accuracy to reduce total cost of care.
Aid in
eliminating redundant testing and avoiding low-value procedures.
Revealing
cost and efficiency gaps in traditional testing.
Understanding
the economic impact of diagnostic delays.
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