Medical all-in-one – Page 4

Medical Tablets and Cart-Computers Offer Versatility, Efficiency & Durability for Healthcare

In today’s healthcare environment, healthcare personnel needs versatility in their technology, as well as reliability and durability. Some personnel has needs that require mobility and the need for small, portable devices that can easily be carried in the pocket of their uniform. While others have the need for a large screen that can handle viewing large graphics such as x-rays and test results.

Asset Tracking Efficiency for Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities

“Where in the world is that battery pack for the computer?”

“Who used the mobile x-ray machine last, it’s nowhere to be found…”

“We’re running low on supplies on this floor, any idea when more will be delivered?”

All-in-One Medical Cart Computers Assist Healthcare Facilities in the Fight Against Germs

The last two years have made an impact on how the medical community manages germs in a healthcare facility. Proper cleaning, which may be with the aid of companies like Scottsdale maid services, and handwashing by staff have always been important, however with the onset of new viruses and bacteria that spreads at a higher rate than before, healthcare facilities globally have turned to medical cart computers to reduce the spread of germs.

Medical Tablets Answer the Needs of Today’s Healthcare

2020 brought a shocking wave of change to healthcare as we know it. Sending systems and processes into chaos, with staff overwhelmed and in need of technology options that could assist them in fighting on the front lines. We have been serving the staff that has been serving the world, with innovative medical tablets and medical cart computers that provide flexibility, mobility, and top-of-the-line durability.

Medical Grade Tablets Enable Telehealth for Back-to-School Season

As kids all over the country head back to school, healthcare facilities plan to utilize telehealth as a tool for student physicals and health issues that may arise during the school year. Doctor’s offices have had a year and a half to understand how telehealth can be used to treat patients from a distance, while still providing quality care.