The assessment by a specialist in Geriatrics, allows establishing a "baseline situation" of the adult over 60 years, improves diagnostic accuracy, optimizes treatment, and monitors:

• Prevalent Chronic Diseases.

• Acute Diseases.

• High Cost Diseases.

• Affect Disorders (anxiety and depression).

• Oncological Pathologies (Palliative Care).

• Physical and cognitive rehabilitation plans.

• Geriatric Syndromes.

• Nutritional condition.

• Pain management.

• Management of Pressure Ulcers.

• Risk of falls.

• Functional Capacity.

• Dementias and cognitive disorders.

• Social environment.

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With scientific evidence, Geriatrics improves the quality of life of patients, improves care provided by providers, and saves resources for the insurer:

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• Avoid unnecessary tests.

• Avoid inappropriate prescription of medications.

• Avoid therapeutic fury and helpful interventions.

• The number of new hospitalizations and hospital readmissions decreases

• Reduces mortality.

• Improves functional capacity and cognitive performance.

• Facilitates decision making in emergency situations.

• The number of consultations decreases (neurology, psychiatry, internal medicine and its subspecialties, palliative care, physiatry, family medicine, social work, nutrition).

• Promotes early decision making and limitation of therapeutic effort.

• Institutionalization in geriatric homes decreases.

• The demand for caregivers (nursing assistants) decreases.

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Through the principle of humanism, the capabilities of CANUS human talent allow:

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• Maintain direct communication with the elderly and their families, generating a better perception of health care.

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CANUS has its own Information System, this allows:

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• Evaluate and analyze specific interventions.

• Timely delivery of reports to the patient and their family.

• It allows updated information and permanent audit by the insurer.

• Database management and analysis

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