Rothman Healthcare

Rothman Healthcare Corporation provides Electronic Health Record (EHR) solutions for hospital application platforms. The company offers software for visualizing patient data and generating patient health scores.[1]

PeraHealth
Privately Held
IndustryHealth informatics
Founded2005
HeadquartersCharlotte, North Carolina,
United States of America
ProductsRothman Index
Websitehttp://www.perahealth.com

History

The Rothman Index is named in honor of Florence Rothman. In 2003, Florence underwent an operation to replace a heart valve at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. Although her health initially improved after the operation it gradually worsened until she died 10 days after the operation. Her sons Michael and Steven Rothman determined that it was the overall system of care that failed her by not detecting her gradual health deterioration. Their solution was to develop a simple measure of a patient’s overall condition that can be plotted versus time to show a doctor or a nurse whether a patient is recovering or deteriorating. They worked with Sarasota Memorial Hospital by analyzing thousands of patient records in the Electronic Health Record to develop the Rothman Index.[2]

The Rothman Index
A snapshot of a patient Rothman Index graph.

The Rothman Index captures data found in a hospital's electronic health record and displays the progression of a patient's health over time. The Rothman Index generates a regularly updated health score synthesizing routine vital signs, nursing assessments, and lab results, for display in a user-friendly graphical format, summarizing thousands of pages of patient data at a glance. The Rothman Index simplifies the tracking of patient progress and detects subtle declines in health. Rapid response teams, physicians and nurses have the ability to see multiple patient graphs simultaneously. This allows for earlier interventions and a summarized understanding of a whole unit.[3]

The Rothman Index solution has been contracted by Sarasota Memorial Hospital,[4] Blessing Hospital,[5] Orlando Health,[6] The Methodist Hospital System in Houston,[7] Yale – New Haven Hospital,[8] Shannon Health in Texas[9] and Shands HealthCare & the University of Florida[10] as well as other hospitals.

Rothman Healthcare becomes PeraHealth Inc.

In 2011, Rothman Healthcare becomes PeraHealth, Inc.

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References
  1. "Bloomberg Business Week: Rothman Healthcare Corporation listing. 2011-06-08.
  2. "HIStalk Interviews Michael Rothman. 2001-10-25.
  3. "Hospital Network: Rothman Healthcare Partners with Methodist Hospital System.. 2011-04-20.
  4. "HIStalk Interviews Michael Rothman. 2001-10-25.
  5. "Fierce Healthcare: Blessing Health System Advancing Quality Patient Care with Rothman Healthcare Corporation’s Patient Condition Tracker.. 2010-10-05.
  6. "Denver Post: Rothman Healthcare Corporation and Orlando Health Partner in a Clinical Study to Measure and Improve Patient Safety and Quality of Care through the Rothman Index..2011-02-15.
  7. "Hospital Network: Rothman Healthcare Partners with Methodist Hospital System.. 2011-04-20.
  8. "Rothman Index Licensed by Yale New Haven Health.. 2011-07-12.
  9. "Shannon Health Latest to Choose the Rothman Index as its Patient Monitoring System. 2012-01-05.
  10. "Shands Healthcare Implementing Rothman Index.. 2012-05-02.
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