A twenty five bed critical access hospital and a children's hospital renewing a contract are not the same buyer and should not read the same page. Pick the one that describes your building and we will talk about your problem instead of our product.
Our sweet spot. Full census, short on nurses, and a television contract that expired some time ago. The whole platform fits a building this size without a program office.
Read it ›A tracking board fed by the workflow instead of by somebody at a keyboard, plus door signs that keep up with a department that turns over every two hours.
Read it ›The renewal is coming up and the incumbent is expensive. Entertainment, the family, and a whiteboard a nine year old will actually look at.
Read it ›New chairs, old televisions, and arms that were specified for a set nobody makes any more. This is the single largest thing we have ever shipped.
Read it ›Twenty five beds and no appetite for a five year program. One unit is the whole hospital, so the pilot is the rollout.
Read it ›Bigger than our sweet spot. We do these too, and this page says honestly what changes at your size.
Read it ›We ship to the Gulf, we build in Arabic, and we work through integrators who are already on the ground.
Read it ›What actually changes on a shift. What you stop writing, what stops interrupting you, and what the screen will not do because a nurse told us not to.
Read it ›What the screen in the room is for, what it knows about you, what it does not, and how to turn the camera off.
Read it ›Behavioral health, long term care, surgery centers, a floor of a hospital you are opening next spring. We have done some of these and not others, and we would rather say which is which than sell you a page that pretends otherwise.