As healthcare providers struggle to adapt Electronic Health Records (EHR) to accommodate the needs of younger patients, ECM systems can help. Check out this article that appeared in Healthcare Risk Management to learn more.
Thanks to Enterprise Content Management software, you can combine cloud storage options with automation software to automate processes, securely protect patient data, and save money!
By leveraging the latest advancements in technology, organizations of all sizes are looking to replace inefficient manual tasks with automation that intelligently brings order to an otherwise chaotic situation. Read this post to learn more!
Ever had a digitization project go off the rails and wondered what you might have done to lead the change more effectively? Good leaders self-evaluate and always look for better ways of accomplishing tasks—especially when projects don’t turn out as planned. So what leadership skills are critical to improving our ability to guide imaging and business process automation projects?
ImageSilo® helped Netcare Access to reduce patient intake processes to seconds, saving 4,167 hours annually!
See the cost of manual processes and how incorporating Enterprise Content Management (ECM) can significantly improve your organization!
Polar Imaging, Inc was able to not only improve close rates and decrease implementation times, but they have also increased annual revenue by partnering with Digitech Systems.
Aligning your business with the three Cs of modern healthcare at the forefront of healthcare technology priorities will enable you to help more customers solve their critical challenges. Digital transformation of business processes will further reduce costs, electronic intake processes speed access to care in crisis situations, and alignment between EHR and older patient records improves customer service.
With PaperVision® Enterprise, AIG saw ROI in just a month and saves thousands of dollars annually.
Yuma Hospital improved records retrieval times with PaperVision® Enterprise and ImageSilo®.
