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Multidisciplinary Care

Comprehensive Care, One Connected Team

At MSC, we believe that the best outcomes come from a team that works together—seamlessly. That’s why our model is built on a robust multidisciplinary approach, integrating diverse clinical experts and advanced technology to deliver personalized, end-to-end care for every patient.

Who’s On Your Care Team?

  • Medical Directors :  Oversee clinical protocols, outcomes, and continuity of care
  • Primary Care Providers (Physicians & Nurse Practitioners):  Deliver routine and urgent care at home or in facilities
  • Specialty-Trained Nurses : Experts in wound care, infusion therapy, diabetes management, and post-acute care
  • Care Coordinators : Bridge communication between patients, families, and clinical teams using simple health.
  • Therapists (PT/OT) : Focus on mobility, function, and fall prevention.
  • Social Workers : Address social determinants of health and support transitions of care
  • Pharmacists (Consulting) : Monitor medication safety and assist with optimization.
  • AI-Powered Platforms (Gabby & AIDAR) : Provide 24/7 monitoring, early alerts, and continuous engagement

How We Work ?

Through our integrated platforms—SimplHealth (EHR), Gabby (AI Nurse Companion), and
AIDAR (Remote Monitoring)—each member of the care team stays informed and aligned. This
ensures timely interventions, fewer hospitalizations, and a better experience for patients and
caregivers alike.

Why It Matters ?

Continuity of Care

From hospital discharge to long-term management

Early Detection

AI-driven alerts and nurse oversight prevent complications

Collaborative Planning

Care decisions are made together, not in silos

Better Outcomes

Coordinated care means faster recovery and improved quality of life

Multidisciplinary care is a collaborative approach where professionals from different healthcare disciplines work together to provide comprehensive and coordinated treatment for patients, addressing physical, emotional, and social needs.
A typical team may include doctors, nurses, physical therapists, social workers, pharmacists, nutritionists, and other specialists—depending on the patient's condition and needs.
It ensures holistic care, reduces medical errors, improves communication among caregivers, and leads to better health outcomes and patient satisfaction.