Transforming for the Future of Healthcare

Enhancing the Digital Environment for Patients, Families and Staff at Hospitals

Get Ready for Interoperability

Interoperability promises a seamless exchange of information across a vast network of providers involved in a patient’s care including hospitals, outpatient facilities, doctor’s offices, home health agencies, and other post-acute care facilities. A fully integrated system is expected to propel value-based patient care, increase operational efficiencies and lower costs.

To realize these benefits and ensure the ongoing viability of interoperability, healthcare organizations must rethink how the disparate pieces are connected and protected to ensure data security and resiliency.

Digitalization in Healthcare

Digital health – including telehealth, Internet of Medical Things (IoMT), and remote patient monitoring – is being used to improve patient care, workflow, and healthcare service delivery.

The rapid growth of telehealth and other digital technologies is generating large amounts of data, from a variety of sources, and at greater velocity than ever before. Now is the time to upgrade critical infrastructure to support next generation of digital healthcare delivering increased bandwidth, security and reliability.

Infrastructure Challenges and Opportunities in Healthcare

Manage Distributed Infrastructure

Today’s healthcare IT and facility managers are challenged to maintain reliability of legacy applications across an aging infrastructure that spans millions of square feet and hundreds of distributed sites.

Knowing where your assets are and having visibility across your network can be difficult without the right resources. With a connected, intelligent IT infrastructure, healthcare organizations can simplify the management of healthcare IT and improve decision making for more efficient and reliable operations.

Protecting the IT Backbone

Technology and the IT infrastructure that supports it are now a vital part of healthcare. A power failure or dropped IT load can result in financial loss, damaged reputation, and worst case, loss of life.

Healthcare facilities require continuous, clean and reliable power to support the critical IT infrastructure and ensure 24×7 continuity. With growing reliance on IT, the need for a stronger, more agile data center and IT infrastructure is critical.

Optimizing Healthcare Operations

The healthcare industry is among the most complex and becoming even more so as a result of industry consolidation, increasing regulatory requirements and adoption of new technologies. Increasing pressure to reduce costs and improve margins are driving healthcare providers to look for ways to improve efficiency and worker productivity.

Just as data collected from IoT-enabled devices is being used to improve patient outcomes, intelligent hardware, software, and services are enabling visibility and data-driven insight to improve performance and efficiency across your distributed IT and physical infrastructure. Connected devices and app-based technology puts key operating parameters at your fingertips improving communications and worker productivity.

Improving Energy Efficiency and Sustainability

Hospitals use more energy than any other building type, typically representing approximately half of a healthcare facility manager’s budget. Reducing energy usage and costs in healthcare has become a top priority.

Healthcare facility and IT managers are deploying energy-efficient solutions including equipment upgrades and replacements, performing preventive maintenance to optimize cooling efficiency, and adding monitoring and controls to power and cooling equipment.

Another growing trend in healthcare is a shift toward producing or procuring renewable energy to protect patients from the health impact caused by climate change.

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