Aug 19, 2019
LINCOLNSHIRE, Ill. - Aug. 19, 2019 - PRLog -- Sinq Technologies, Experts in Home Health Care Software, Platform Development, Electronic Visit Verification, and Mobile Technology is proud to announce three new partnerships. Two home health care providers, Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens located in Cedar Bluff, Virginia, and Dependable Home Healthcare located in Martinsville, Virginia, and Premier Benefit Consultants, a health insurance benefit group located in Honolulu, Hawaii have partnered with Sinq.
Sinq's home health care total software solutions for home care providers allows for operational excellence, cost effectiveness, and quality-care assurance. Providers and health insurance benefit groups alike utilize Sinq's flexible, customized platform, EVV functionality, and scheduling modules to provide unsurpassed quality, value-based care.
Matt Tipples, Sinq's New Business Development Executive notes, "We have received very positive feedback from our current clients about our user-friendly, custom platforms that give providers the ability to create and modify needs that align with the specific goals. We not only help providers become compliant for EVV regulations, but work with them to be the best caregivers they can be, eliminate time-consuming operations, increase administrative efficiency, and streamline billing and scheduling. Moreover, the ability for providers to annotate and create notes using Sinq's platform is an added plus when it comes to caring for their clients. Our reporting capabilities and mobile-enhanced care excellence make Sinq a standout in the industry. We are excited to be a part of Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens and Dependable Home Healthcare's continued success and honored they choose Sinq as their home health care technology partner."
Matt states that the partnership with Premier Benefit Consultants is especially interesting as it demonstrates Sinq's technological reach outside of the provider-based realm. Premier Benefit Consultants will be using Sinq's EVV services and scheduling platform to enhance value-based care.
About Sinq Technologies
Sinq's full-service, collaborative software platform was built with purpose in mind. Sinq's Care Plan Transparency, Care Gap Management, EVV, and Change in Care Monitoring makes Sinq's software stand out within the industry. We can help you become compliant, but our expansive software offers long-term solutions for the betterment of your agency and clients. Call today for more information, a free demo, or a consultation at (847) 325-5007, or visit us at www.sinq.io
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