Hospice and Palliative Care Provider Shortened Admissions by 22% with a HIPAA-Aligned HubSpot Build
Industry
Healthcare
Challenge
As the organization scaled across markets, its referral activity outgrew its systems. The team worked across too many disconnected tools, an EMR, a data lake, two calling systems, mapping software, spreadsheets, and an unused legacy CRM, leaving relationship data scattered and leadership without a clear view of referral performance. To make matters harder, the EMR offered limited API support, complicating integration on an already rushed timeline, all within a HIPAA-regulated environment.
Results
Unified, HIPAA-aligned CRM that consolidated referral relationships and reporting across markets. Field teams adopted a standardized workflow, while leadership gained a clear, organization-wide view of referral-source performance, all on a platform.
Key Product
System Integration Services, RevOps Framework, HubSpot Implementation
About the Company
National provider of post-acute and in-home care, delivering a full continuum of services that spans personal care, home health, palliative care, and hospice. Operating across multiple states, the organization supports patients and families through every stage of care, from managing chronic conditions and recovering after a hospital stay to comfort-focused care in life's final chapter.
The Challenge
As the organization expanded across markets, its referral and outreach activity outgrew the systems meant to support it. The team was operating across too many disconnected tools at once: an EMR, a data lake, two separate calling systems, mapping software, spreadsheets, and an antiquated CRM that virtually no one used. Relationship data was scattered across all of them, and day-to-day processes varied from one team to the next, leaving leadership without a single, reliable view of referral-source performance and admission trends to guide where to invest.
The technical picture made it harder still. The organization's EMR did not support friendly API integrations, which limited how cleanly data could move between systems and added real risk to an already rushed timeline. Layered on top, the organization operates in a HIPAA-regulated environment, so any solution had to consolidate this fragmented landscape and handle sensitive data responsibly from day one.
The Solution
After evaluating several CRM platforms, the organization selected HubSpot for its balance of enterprise capability and genuine ease of use, the factor most likely to win adoption with busy field teams. Triario led the implementation as a HubSpot Elite Partner, designing the build around how referral development actually happens in hospice and palliative care rather than forcing the team into a generic sales template.
Triario configured Sales Hub and Marketing Hub Enterprise into a single source of truth for referral sources, organizations, and the individual relationships behind them. Liaison territories and routing were standardized into clear rules, replacing manual assignment. Field teams received a simple daily workflow for logging visits, calls, and follow-up, so activity was captured without adding friction. Marketing campaigns and inbound inquiries were connected to the same lifecycle, giving the organization one continuous view from first touch through admission.
The harder work was connecting the systems that had kept the data siloed. Triario integrated HubSpot with the organization's EMR and its data lake, working around the EMR's limited API support to move the right information between systems reliably. This gave the business a unified data flow it had never had: referral and relationship activity in HubSpot, enriched and reconciled against the clinical and operational data living elsewhere. Throughout, Triario applied HubSpot's sensitive data capabilities and HIPAA-aligned configuration so the platform fit the realities of a healthcare operating model.
In this industry, speed-to-contact is paramount. Being able to call the incoming patients in less than 10 minutes was something they thought impossible.
The Results
With the new foundation in place, the organization replaced manual, inconsistent handoffs with automated routing that now sends 98% of patients to the right team without human intervention. That enabled the team to reach out to new patients in less than 9 minutes (versus ~6 hours prior) . Speed and consistency translated directly into care: the referral-to-admission cycle shrank by 22%, getting patients into service faster while easing the load on field and intake teams.
Above all, leadership finally has a single source of visibility, with referral relationships, outreach activity, and reporting unified across every market on one consistent platform. The outcome is not a one-time fix but a scalable, HIPAA-aligned system positioned to support continued growth and future automation.