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Mye Health

For health systems

Your ED sees them once.Then they’re gone.

Most head-injury patients leave the ED the same day. Mye picks up after discharge and routes their follow-up back into your own network, not a competitor's.

Size your leakage

Why it matters

Follow-up revenue walks out the door.

  1. 01

    The leak is structural

    TBI-related ED visits end in discharge 9 times in 10Source 3, usually with a printed sheet and no booked follow-up. Wherever patients go next, they choose it on their own.
  2. 02

    Keep them in network

    Mye answers day or night, checks symptoms against red flags, and books the follow-up into your concussion, sports medicine or neurology clinics.
  3. 03

    Aligned with what you report

    Closed-loop follow-up supports CMS MIPS Q374 (closing the referral loop), alongside the ED head-CT measures Q415 and Q416.
  4. 04

    Rollout is a QR code

    Add a QR code to the discharge sheet. No EHR integration to start, no new workflow for ED staff.
  1. TBI-related ED visits end in discharge, not admission (2.5M visits vs 282K hospitalizations). Taylor CA, et al. Traumatic Brain Injury–Related Emergency Department Visits, Hospitalizations, and Deaths, United States, 2007 and 2013. CDC MMWR Surveillance Summaries 66(9), 2017. ↩