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HealthcareCases are taking too long to close

Drowning in Data, Starving for Focus: How Automated Prioritization Saved an Investigation Team

A National Long-Term Care Provider

25% Faster
Critical Case Resolution
Significantly Reduced
Alert Fatigue
Focused on High-Risk
Talent Deployment

At a Glance

Industry
Healthcare
Organization
A National Long-Term Care Provider
Challenge
Cases are taking too long to close
Product
MyCM
The Challenge

Long-term care facilities generate an enormous volume of reports. The vast majority are routine -- minor workplace disagreements, scheduling complaints, procedural questions. But buried in that volume are the cases that matter most: allegations of patient neglect, financial misconduct, safety violations that demand immediate attention.

For this national long-term care provider, the problem was not that critical cases were being ignored. The problem was that investigators could not find them fast enough. Every case, regardless of severity, landed in the same queue and received the same level of attention. A scheduling dispute from a single facility competed for investigator time with a multi-facility pattern of potential abuse.

The Solution

Ethico implemented MyCM with automated prioritization and case aging views. The system now scores every incoming report against configurable severity criteria and routes it accordingly. High-priority cases surface immediately to senior investigators, while lower-severity items flow into standard queues with appropriate timelines.

Case aging views give team leads real-time visibility into which critical cases are approaching their resolution deadlines, ensuring nothing slips through the cracks simply because it arrived during a busy period. The system also provides workload balancing, distributing cases more evenly across the team based on current capacity and specialization.

The Results

The impact on case resolution was immediate: critical case resolution time dropped by 25%. But the more meaningful change was what happened to the team. With the noise filtered out and their attention directed to the cases that genuinely required their expertise, investigators reported significantly less fatigue and greater job satisfaction.

The organization stopped losing experienced investigators to burnout and started retaining the institutional knowledge that makes compliance programs effective. Leadership gained confidence that the highest-risk issues were always receiving priority attention, regardless of overall volume.

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