Better care starts in the exam room

Since the consolidation of medical practices into integrated health systems, many organizations are finding it difficult to establish network-wide operational and clinical standards. Simply put, disconnected devices, equipment and processes at the point of care can have an adverse impact on costs, outcomes and much more.

Discover the key components of an effective exam space.

Standardization

We can help you reduce costs and improve efficiency without sacrificing the quality of care you provide.

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Time Savings

Did you know that you can save over a minute per patient simply by bringing all vital signs acquisition to the point of care (including weight) and using an automated device?

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Patient Satisfaction

Patient-caregiver interaction in the exam space is a foundational element in the continuum of care. But you must think in broader terms than simply face-to-face interaction.

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Provider Satisfaction

Happy, healthy and empowered providers are key to a better healthcare experience. We can help.

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Vital
Signs
Vital Signs
Vital signs measurements are captured in nearly every patient encounter and are an important factor in diagnosis and treatment. However, variables in the vital signs workflow can have a significant impact on costs, outcomes and the perceived quality of care. Let us help you create a better vital signs process.

Connected In-Room Vital Signs

Basic In-Room Vital Signs

Triage Nook
Traditional Vital Signs
Real-Time
Locating Systems

Real-Time Locating Systems
Identifying and correcting bottlenecks in patient flow that create costly waste is an important step in designing and maintaining better care environments.

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Clinical Process
Improvements

Clinical Process Improvements
Today’s healthcare organizations must find ways to create more value for patients with fewer resources. To do this, they must rethink the entire patient experience. We can help.

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Single Pane
of Glass

Single Pane of Glass
Connect equipment and devices at the point of care and operate them all from one single pane of glass—the computer screen—to improve efficiency and simplify the process with fewer clicks.

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Americans with
Disabilities Act

Americans with Disabilities Act
Accessibility in healthcare facilities is essential to providing a safer environment and equivalent medical care to all patients and staff. What do you need to know?

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EMR
Connectivity

EMR Connectivity
Fully connected equipment and devices at the point of care can save time, provide more accurate measurements and reduce the risk of manual transcription errors.

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Better
Blood Pressure

Better Blood Pressure
Blood pressure measurements are captured in nearly every patient encounter and are an important factor in point of care diagnosis, patient risk stratification and medication dosing. Even slight variations in technique and measurement have a big impact on efficiency, accuracy and outcomes.

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