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POINT OF CARE ASSESSMENT SERVICES


Meaningful Use Requires Choosing the Ideal Devices for Your Clinicians


Get on the Right Path with Our Clinical Device Assessment Service


As U.S. hospitals move through the phases of the EMR Adoption Model, the ability to capture and manage patient data from intelligent medical devices will quickly become a necessity in order to advance patient safety and better clinical outcomes. You need to ensure that your caregivers have the most appropriate technology devices at the point of care. Our Clinical Device Assessment Service can help you get on the right path to meaningful use.


How Our Clinical Device Assessment Service Works


Our Clinical Device Assessment Service is an ideal way to refresh and deploy the technology devices required—including tablets, carts, handhelds, and barcode readers—to move your organization to the next stage of EHR meaningful use.


Our simple 3-step process will guide you through an assessment of your current fl eet, analyze your specifi c needs and workfl ows, and help you stage and execute a clinical device fair. Upon conclusion, you will have all of the information and tools necessary to select and support the right devices for your unique healthcare environment.


Move Closer to Meaningful Use in 3 Simple Steps


1. During an initial call to schedule your assessment, we will guide you through a review of your existing


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