AirStrip® provides a complete, vendor- and data source-agnostic enterprise-wide clinical mobility solution.
With deep clinical expertise and strong roots in mobile technology and data integration, AirStrip is empowering the nation’s leading health systems as the industry continues to evolve to new business models, accountable care and shared risk. Based in San Antonio, Texas, AirStrip allows health systems to unlock the full potential of their existing technology investments with a complete mobility sol
01/07/2019
We're thrilled to see AirStrip on this list!
Your Health To-Go! The Top 6 Healthcare Apps That Will Benefit Hospitals, Doctors, and Patients - TFOT Today, the best healthcare app can benefit doctors, hospitals, and patients. But which is the best? Here are the top 6 healthcare apps to download. Most people today manage their lives with apps, and the healthcare field is no exception. A good healthcare app can simplify organization and health man...
01/04/2019
We're proud to be among the most widely-read and widely-shared contributors on HITECH Answers and HealthData Answers for 2018. We look forward to sharing more insights in 2019!
Day 3: French Hens It is day three of our 12 Days of Christmas Posts and we say Merci! to groups of three! Thank you to all our contributors and read the most read post of the year.
01/02/2019
Happy new year all! Is 2019 going to be the year of interoperability?
The push for interoperability gains new urgency in 2019 Regulatory pressure from CMS is expected to rise, with the intent of making inroads in improving data exchange between providers.
Happy holidays from AirStrip!
12/20/2018
"The ECG technology wirelessly transmits patient waveforms...Nurses and clinicians can also easily select and capture a waveform, and post it to a patient’s EMR, where it can be viewed by all members of the patient’s care team in real time, either onsite or remotely." Contact AirStrip today to learn more about our all-digital rhythm strip solution.
Technology Is Improving Accessibility to Patient Vitals Using electrocardiogram technology
12/19/2018
and both make the list...what else will be big in the new year?
12 trends that will dominate healthcare IT in 2019 Growing maturity in the use of information technology will push providers to deliver concrete results and force changes in IT strategy.
12/11/2018
"Quality is following requirements even when no one is watching, just because it is the expectation of the customer." Our director of quality and regulatory affairs Lillie Thomas considers 'the culture of customer satisfaction' in her latest blog post.
The Culture of Customer Satisfaction Recent trends in the business literature show a significant focus on the mechanics of the culture of organizations. Annual training reinforcing the quality and compliance requirements of organizati…
12/10/2018
"Data fatigue will set in...In 2019, healthcare organizations will have their hands full trying to figure out what’s most important out of all of it." What else does the analyst firm Forrester expect to see in healthcare next year?
Forrester: 2019 to mark the beginning of the end for care delivery The time has finally come for hospitals to keep pace with other industries patient experience-wise, analyst firm says.
12/06/2018
"Health IT vendors need to evaluate the customer’s perception of the product and its value at each stage of integration." Read more on how customer feedback can drive successful IT partnerships on Health Data Answers.
Leveraging Customer Feedback to Drive Successful HIT Partnerships By Scott Corbitt - Customer feedback is a critical piece of any commercial relationship, and its impact in health IT can be particularly valuable – but timing is everything.
12/04/2018
What are YOUR top healthcare innovation priorities?
Digital transformation: 3 charts spotlight what top business decision makers need to know Here’s a look at what hospitals need to move forward, and the top priorities and biggest obstacles they face today.
11/28/2018
"Early adopters are willing to collaborate with a vendor and openly discuss the challenges they face. Early adopters understand the triumphs and trials of health IT implementation, and are willing to take a calculated risk." Read more from our VP of Commercial Operations Scott Corbitt on HITECH Answers.
Harnessing Early Adopters in Health IT By Scott Corbitt - Part of the thrill of working in health IT comes from bringing something more than just a cool widget to market. As a nurse myself, I want to help fellow clinicians with software that solves problems.
11/26/2018
"Customer feedback is a critical piece of any commercial relationship, and its impact in health IT can be particularly valuable – but timing is everything." Our VP of Commercial Operations Scott Corbitt shares his insights in the latest post on our Mobile Health Matters blog.
Leveraging Customer Feedback to Drive Successful HIT Partnerships Customer feedback is a critical piece of any commercial relationship, and its impact in health IT can be particularly valuable – but timing is everything. For other industries, customer feedback su…