Patient Data Vault (PDV) Begins 4th Year

HVA has processed nearly 30,000 forms for its member hospices since it first launched its Patient Data Vault (PDV) subscription service 3 years ago.  This service has made the lives of many volunteer coordinators and their volunteers much easier at an extremely low price -- only $1.95 per volunteer per month and that cost is only if the volunteer actually uses the service in the billing period.

HVA's goal is to provide low cost services to our members that improve the care of the dying. 

Have you ever had to coordinate a vigil for a dying patient on a Friday night just as you are ready to walk out the door to meet your family or friends for dinner?

Did you know that you could complete that task in just minutes without making a phone call or sending an e-mail?  That is the power of the PDV!

Do you have to file monthly reports for your hospice in conjunction with meeting your 5% requirement?  Do it in minutes with the PDV.

We have not had one of our member hospices stop using the service once they have gotten up to speed and began using it.  They find it makes interacting with and coordinating volunteers easy and efficient.  And more importantly, volunteers like the ease of submitting online.

We even offer a 30-day free trial.  You will never get a better return on investment for your $1.95 than you will with the PDV.

Are you still pushing paper and paying for postage?  Don't really need to do that anymore -- the PDV eliminates those outdated methods.

Greg Schneider
HCF Creator
Founder & President, HVA

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