New capability adds remote neurotoxicity evaluations to Current Health’s platform, enabling full-spectrum outpatient monitoring for CAR-T and bispecific therapies.
Boston, MA — Today, we are introducing expanded reporting capabilities for advanced treatment programs. Built to support quality improvement, these new dashboards combine Current Health’s deep monitoring insights with broader clinical context from the EMR, giving programs a clearer view of the metrics that matter most.
As advanced treatment programs scale outpatient models across CAR-T, bispecifics, and HSCT, visibility into program performance becomes increasingly important. Programs are held accountable for readmissions, length of stay, ED visits, and toxicity management, but the data needed to improve those measures is often scattered across the EMR, home monitoring, and manual chart review.
Current Health’s new program quality dashboards surface the measures advanced treatment teams need to run quality improvement programs, streamline accreditation reporting, support payer conversations, and give clinical and operational leaders a shared view of program performance.
Built for quality improvement
These dashboards turn scattered signals into a clear view of toxicity incidents and escalations, reported outcomes, returned capacity, therapy-specific patterns, and monitoring quality, helping committees see where programs are working and where protocols may need to change.
Dashboards are configured for each program and can include custom reporting parameters. Standard insights include:
- Toxicity detection and response. When CRS and ICANS are first caught, how quickly teams move from onset to treatment and how escalations progress from recommendation to intervention.
- Outcomes that get reported upward. 30-day readmissions, ED visits, ICU admissions, and length of stay, tracked over time.
- Capacity and throughput. Census trends, activations and discharges, and inpatient bed days returned by home monitoring.
- Patterns by therapy and product. How toxicity timing and incidence differ across the drug products your program uses, so protocols can be tuned to the evidence in front of you.
- Monitoring signal quality. Alarm volume and type, so teams can cut noise and keep attention on what matters.
Built on live data from the Current Health platform and your EMR, the dashboards refresh as your program runs, so teams can measure performance, adjust a protocol, and track the impact in the next cohort.
How to activate program quality dashboards
Program quality dashboards are available to Current Health customers today and can be activated quickly with approval of the Current Health Epic marketplace app. For other EMR systems, reach out to your Customer Success Manager to get started.