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Using RTLS-based data and intelligence to drive measurable results, Oregon Medical Group reduced patient wait time prior to being seen by a care provider by 75%.

Improved patient flow with innovative clinic design, location-based technology and patient self-rooming

Intelligent process design and location-based workflow drove a 25% reduction in patient cycle time.

Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital uses the operational intelligence platform from Intelligent InSites for automated asset tracking and patient flow. Staff can now communicate more efficiently, spend less time searching and more time with patients delivering quality care. The result? A new, more satisfying environment for staff and an improved overall patient experience.

Mobile Infirmary Medical Center uses location-based intelligence to automatically track and manage 2,000+ medical assets across six hospital floors.

In what they call “the medical center of the future”, Group Health’s Seattle clinic is equipped with RTLS technology that transforms the patient experience. With real-time visibility into the location of patients, care providers, and equipment, their team has reduced patient waiting times during clinic visits.

To help provide the highest quality of care across its network, the Department of Veterans Affairs turned to location-based intelligence from Intelligent InSites. This real-time visibility helps decrease operational costs, increase staff efficiency, and reduce delays in patient care by leveraging data about equipment, staff and patients.

Leveraging data and reporting from location-based intelligence, Pennsylvania-based Butler Health System has improved workflows around asset management, temperature monitoring and staff and family communications. Coupled with improved patient flow, the flagship hospital has been able to create more personalized, efficient patient care.

By leveraging real-time operational intelligence to optimize equipment resources and streamline workflows, Wake Forest Baptist Health saved more than $8 million in its first three years with Intelligent InSites.

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas initially implemented RTLS to simply track the location of high-valued medical equipment. They found the solution not only gave them visibility into equipment location, but the workflow automatization and reporting capabilities also helped them better allocate equipment across the facility, improve utilization and reduce rental costs.