FabrixMed for Clinically Integrated Networks (CINs)
Align providers. Reduce leakage. Improve specialty access.
Deploy virtual specialty care, diagnostic interpretation, and structured triage workflows across your network so patients receive the right care earlier, providers stay aligned, and the network captures more value.
The challenge
CINs succeed only when the network behaves like a coordinated system. The CIN may carry accountability for quality, cost, and utilization, but many workflows still happen manually or outside its control — where margin, quality performance, and negotiating leverage break down.
What FabrixMed enables
Remote specialist consults
Connect primary care, urgent care, rural clinics, post-acute facilities, and other CIN participants with remote specialists.
- Cardiology triage
- Ophthalmology
- Dermatology
- Neurology
- Psychiatry and behavioral health
- Wound care
- Post-discharge follow-up
- Pre-referral specialist review
Diagnostic capture and interpretation
Capture clinical data locally and review remotely — bringing specialist review closer to the point of care.
- Retinal imaging
- ECG review
- Slit lamp imaging
- Wound imaging
- Dermatologic imaging
- Specialty-specific diagnostic data
Referral triage and leakage reduction
Route cases through structured specialty workflows before outside referral or escalation.
- Pre-referral specialist review
- In-network routing
- Leakage reduction pathways
- Specialist capacity optimization
Standardized care pathways
Consistent workflows for specialty triage, diagnostic interpretation, care-gap closure, and documentation across independent sites.
- Specialty triage
- Escalation decisions
- Post-discharge follow-up
- Chronic disease management
Network-wide coordination
Specialty-enabled workflows across primary care groups, FQHCs, rural clinics, urgent care, SNFs, ALFs, and community sites.
- Independent physician practices
- Community-based care sites
- Employer or payer-aligned clinics
- Post-acute facilities
Strategic benefits
- Reduce referral leakage by making specialty input easier to access inside the network
- Improve contract performance for quality, utilization, and total cost of care
- Protect specialist capacity with virtual and asynchronous review workflows
- Close care gaps more efficiently across distributed affiliates
- Increase network value to payers, employers, health systems, and participating providers
Value measures you can impact
Operational & financial ROI
Reduce referral leakage
Specialty input inside the network retains more downstream care and reduces avoidable out-of-network referrals.
Improve contract performance
Better care coordination supports quality, utilization, and total cost of care in value-based and payer-aligned contracts.
Protect specialist capacity
Specialists review appropriate cases virtually or asynchronously, reserving in-person appointments for patients who truly need them.
Close care gaps more efficiently
Device-enabled and virtual workflows complete screenings, follow-ups, and chronic care interventions without relying only on traditional scheduling.
Reduce avoidable utilization
Earlier specialty review helps prevent unnecessary ED visits, hospitalizations, readmissions, and duplicative referrals.
Improve provider alignment
CIN participants work from more consistent workflows, improving coordination across independent practices.
Strengthen documentation
Structured consult and interpretation workflows create a clearer record of clinical concern, data reviewed, specialist input, and follow-up plan.
Increase network value
A CIN that coordinates specialty care efficiently becomes more valuable to payers, employers, health systems, and participating providers.
Example workflow
A patient presents to a CIN provider with a specialty-related concern or care gap.
The local provider performs the initial assessment.
Relevant clinical data is captured.
The case is routed through FabrixMed.
A remote specialist reviews the case.
Recommendations are returned to the treating provider.
The provider determines whether to manage locally, refer in-network, escalate, or schedule follow-up.
The CIN gains a clearer pathway for quality, cost, and network coordination.
Build the specialty access layer for clinical integration
Talk to FabrixMed about CIN solutions — reduce leakage, improve access, and strengthen network performance.