Collaboration streamlines clinical workflows, strengthens real-time communication across care settings, and creates new revenue opportunities
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., August 31, 2026 — WellBeam, a healthcare technology company focused on advancing longitudinal care management through seamless EMR and clinical workflow interoperability, today announced a strategic partnership with Kettering Health, a regional integrated health system, and Alternate Solutions Health Network (ASHN), a leading home health services provider.
The collaboration aims to transform how physicians and home health clinicians coordinate longitudinal patient care by integrating essential home health workflows directly into physicians’ existing EMR-based workflows.
As healthcare continues to shift toward care delivered in the home, health systems and home health providers face growing challenges in coordinating care efficiently across organizations. Critical processes such as order management, physician signatures, and clinical communication often still depend on fax, phone calls, and manual follow-ups. These fragmented workflows increase administrative workloads, create billing challenges, and make it more difficult for care teams to effectively manage patients across care settings.
Through WellBeam’s EMR-integrated platform, Kettering Health physicians and ASHN clinicians will be connected through streamlined digital workflows that simplify document management, facilitate real-time clinical communication, and enable more efficient collaboration for patients receiving care at home.
For Kettering Health, the initiative is designed to enhance operational efficiency while automatically identifying and capturing eligible billable charges related to physician oversight activities already performed as part of home health care management.
For ASHN, the streamlined communication and digital document workflows are expected to reduce administrative burden, improve clinician satisfaction, and support better coordination and patient care. Together, the organizations are working to create a more connected and efficient model for managing patients across the continuum of care.
“Strong collaboration with our home health partners is critical to providing coordinated care for patients across different care settings,” said Jody Underwood, Vice President of Population Health at Kettering Health. “WellBeam brings our physicians and ASHN clinicians together through streamlined workflows, improving communication and strengthening care coordination.”
WellBeam allows physicians to electronically review and sign home health orders and care plans directly within their existing EMR workflows. The platform also facilitates seamless communication and care management between physician teams and home health clinicians. Once documentation is completed, it is automatically routed back into the patient’s medical record, reducing the manual processes traditionally associated with post-acute care workflows.
“We are always seeking opportunities to simplify processes for our clinicians and strengthen collaboration with our physician partners,” said Al Lefeld, Chief Transformation Officer at Alternate Solutions Health Network. “This partnership helps minimize delays caused by manual processes while creating a more streamlined and efficient experience for the teams delivering care to patients in their homes.”
Organizations leveraging WellBeam have achieved notable improvements in operational efficiency, including faster document processing, lower administrative workloads, and stronger financial performance. By replacing fragmented communication methods with standardized, EMR-integrated workflows, healthcare providers can reduce time spent on paperwork and dedicate more attention to delivering quality patient care.
“Kettering Health and ASHN share a strong commitment to innovation and operational excellence,” said Amee Devani, CEO and Co-Founder of WellBeam. “By connecting health systems and home health providers through interoperable, EMR-native workflows, organizations can minimize administrative barriers, improve collaboration, and generate meaningful value for both care teams and patients.”
About WellBeam
WellBeam is a healthcare technology company focused on improving the flow of data and clinical workflows between acute and post-acute care providers. Its platform enables care teams to complete essential clinical tasks directly within their existing EMR workflows while seamlessly connecting information across disparate systems. By simplifying care coordination and reducing workflow barriers, WellBeam helps healthcare organizations improve patient outcomes, enhance operational efficiency, and strengthen financial performance. For more information, visit well-beam.com.
About Kettering Health
As a faith-based, nonprofit healthcare system, Kettering Health is committed to living out God’s love by advancing and restoring the health of the communities it serves. The organization includes 14 medical centers and more than 120 outpatient locations across western Ohio, along with Kettering Health Medical Group, which brings together more than 700 board-certified providers focused on improving the health, healing, and well-being of the community.
Kettering College, a division of Kettering Health Main Campus, is a fully accredited institution specializing in health sciences education. For more information, visit ketteringhealth.org.
About Alternate Solutions Health Network
Founded in 1999, Alternate Solutions Health Network (ASHN) is a trusted nationwide provider of home health and hospice joint venture solutions. Known for its clinical excellence and strong workplace culture, ASHN is dedicated to improving patient outcomes and empowering care teams through innovative, scalable solutions for home-based care.
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