HealthTech

2 weeks ago | healthtechmagazine.net | Jordan Scott

Amazon Connect Supports Jupiter Medical’s Patient ExperienceIn 2022, Jupiter Medical Center in Jupiter, Fla., selected Epic as its go-forward electronic health record solution. However, it was still using several apps in the pre-access space for scheduling, registration and authorization. “It wasn’t a great patient satisfier, and we weren’t being a great partner to our physician clinic community,” said Shane Faullin, director of analytics and automation at Jupiter Medical Center.

2 weeks ago | healthtechmagazine.net | Jordan Scott

AWS Provides On-Demand HPC Resources for Healthcare ResearchersWhile there are benefits to on-premises clusters, setting up a traditional HPC cluster can take up to seven or eight months. By the time an organization procures the needed hardware and sets it up, the technology might already be out of date. Not to mention that the necessary graphics processing units can be difficult to procure.

2 weeks ago | healthtechmagazine.net | Tom Stafford

What Networking Challenges Do Healthcare Organizations Face? In recent years, an increasing number of wireless devices have been connected to hospitals’ production networks to enable clinical mobility. These include ultrasounds, imaging devices, workstations on wheels, handheld devices and more. This growing number of devices can put a strain on healthcare organizations’ physical and wireless networks.

3 weeks ago | healthtechmagazine.net | Nathan Eddy

Many hospitals and health systems are reaching a tipping point as they struggle to store, organize and leverage an exponentially increasing volume of data. Traditional storage architectures, originally built for limited, structured data sets, are straining under the avalanche of data accumulated by electronic health records, wearable sensors, remote monitoring devices and medical imaging.

3 weeks ago | healthtechmagazine.net | Novid Parsi

How Automation Streamlines Billing and Coding ProcessesWith medical billing and coding, timeliness and precision are of paramount importance. AI can improve both. Medical billers and coders must process claims as quickly and accurately as possible, explains Steven Carpenter, a billing and coding instructor at the University of Texas at San Antonio. “If they don’t code properly, then the claim can be denied or suspended, and that in turn affects the revenue cycle and profitability,” Carpenter says.