Transitions of care, centered on older adults

Better care starts
with a better
handoff.

When an older adult moves between care settings, the receiving team should have what they need to care with confidence—from the moment the patient arrives.

Micura Health aligns teams, information, and transfer workflows to make that the standard.

Explore our work
One focus. Continuity across care settings.
Health systemsPost-acute careSending & receiving teams

Why this work matters

A change in setting
shouldn’t mean a break
in understanding.

Information can move between systems and still leave the receiving team searching for what matters.

What changed? What needs attention now? How does this person usually think and move? What matters most to them?

We help organizations close the gap between exchanging data and being ready to deliver care. Our focus is the full transition: the information shared, the responsibilities handed over, and the older adult’s experience along the way.

Our work

Connect the information.
Strengthen the transition.

We bring sending and receiving organizations together around three connected priorities: the information care teams need, the process that puts it into practice, and the insights that guide improvement.

01 / Information

Interoperability that supports care.

We help both sides align on the essential information that needs to be available, understandable, and usable when care changes hands.

  • Agree on what the receiving team needs to know.
  • Assess how that information moves between systems and into clinical workflows.
  • Clarify ownership, timing, and how information gaps are resolved.

The aim: A receiving team equipped to act at arrival, with less time spent reconstructing the patient’s story.

02 / Process

Observe the transfer.
Improve the experience.

We assess the patient transfer process to understand how transitions work in practice.

  • Observe how patients, information, and responsibilities move between settings.
  • Identify gaps between intended workflows and the actual transfer experience.
  • Translate observations into priorities for process improvement.

The aim: A more reliable transfer process that supports the older adult and prepares the team receiving them.

03 / Insights

Make opportunities visible. Track what changes.

We digitize observation findings and bring them into clear, actionable dashboards that help teams see where transitions need attention and how the process changes after optimizations are implemented.

  • Visualize findings to reveal gaps and prioritize opportunities.
  • Compare observations before and after implementation to track progress and identify where further refinement is needed.
  • Examine upstream and downstream effects, from sending-team preparation to receiving-team readiness and care after arrival.

The aim: A shared view of where to act, what is changing, and how improvements in one part of the transition affect the rest.

Our philosophy

A person’s care needs
don’t pause
between settings.
Neither should our
understanding of them.

Older adults deserve continuity: care that carries their priorities, clinical needs, and personal context from one team to the next.

We believe that achieving it takes shared responsibility. Sending and receiving organizations must agree on what a good transition requires—and design the information exchange and workflows to support it.

Micura Health helps care teams make each transition more informed, more coordinated, and more responsive to the person in their care.

How we work

Start where care happens.
Improve it together.

01

Observe

See the transfer as it happens. Understand the experience of the older adult and the work of both care teams.

02

Align

Bring sending and receiving teams together on essential information, responsibilities, and readiness for arrival.

03

Optimize

Refine the transition data set and transfer workflows around observed gaps.

04

Evaluate & refine

Assess changes in practice with care teams, learn from what happens, and guide the next improvement.

Let’s connect

Make the next handoff
a better beginning.

Let’s talk about where your transitions need to work better—and what your receiving teams need at arrival.