Solving infectious disease challenges
At ID Connect, we strive to make people healthy, improve outcomes, and keep our communities free of infectious diseases. As a world leader in telemedicine-based infectious disease care, antimicrobial stewardship, and infection control and prevention, we pair innovative software solutions and services with ID expertise to effectively manage infectious diseases nationwide.
Our Partners
Giving Professionals Tools to Solve Infectious Disease Challenges
We give hospital clinicians, pharmacists, infection prevention specialists, and leadership the tools and resources they need to do their jobs more efficiently and effectively.
Hospital
Physicians
ID Connect delivers real-time notifications from evidence-based results for therapy guidance, updated guidelines, and best practices.
Hospital
Pharmacists
ID Connect streamlines daily workflows, improves communication, and provides visibility of formulary-restricted agents and real-time notifications for lab and microbiology updates.
Infection Preventionists
ID Connect offers leadership and/or assistance with infection prevention and outbreak initiatives, reviewing and updating policies and procedures, and isolation precautions.
Health System Leaders
ID Connect helps to increase revenue by decreasing transfers, readmissions, length of stay, hospital acquired infection (HAI), and hospital-acquired condition (HAC) penalties.
Software Supported by Service
ID Connect’s software helps ID pharmacists and doctors select the most appropriate antimicrobial therapy while managing toxicity, costs, and the potential for drug resistance and transmission of infection.
Technology Solutions
Our innovative technology solutions employ machine learning that can combine a patient’s demographic factors, medication history, past hospitalizations, risk factors, and other data to generate individualized treatment protocols.
- Reduce patient transfers
- Decrease hospital acquired infections
- Facilitate better clinical outcomes
- Improve insights and decisions
- Reduce hospitalization and length of stay
- Reduce antibiotic use
Service Solutions
ID Connect has the service solutions, including Tele-ID, Virtual Stewardship, and Tele-Infection Prevention and Control, that enable clinicians, pharmacists, ID prevention specialists, and healthcare leadership to streamline protocols and care in hospitals, post-acute care facilities, institutions, health departments, and beyond.
Elevate Your Practice
With the right software solutions and services, processes and protocols become simpler, care gets better, and cost go down.
Access
Clinical ID experts are in short supply. We address this by making widespread, virtual access to ID expertise possible.
Outcomes
We drive improved clinical and financial outcomes through the high-quality care and expertise that we provide.
Expertise
We offer an acclaimed group of ID physicians and pharmacists with academic research affiliation and state-of-the-art tele-ID expertise.
Reputation
We bring tertiary-level care to patients and families and reduce the need to transfer patients, which improves our partners’ reputations.
Success
As a team of clinicians, we’re also ILÚM Insight® consumers, which moves our ID decision support platform down the path of continuous improvement.
ID Connect’s service is a shining example of how telemedicine expands high-level academic medical care across community hospitals; it’s an example of best practice.
Without your service, we would need to transfer 40%-50% of our patients with infections to tertiary facilities.
ILÚM Insight® [ID Connects Clinical Decision Support Software- as- a-Service] targets some of the most important things that we do in stewardship. it’s extremely easy to use and improves time to intervention.
ILÚM Inform gives our whole clinical care team up-to-date, facility specific, guidelines and best practice treatment recommendations for every infectious disease in a single, easy to use mobile app.
News & Resources
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