Anyone who has worked in an ambulatory surgery center knows the flow of information is crucial to success. Phone calls, faxes, and person-to-person conversations have traditionally been the tools of case coordination. But with so many people in the loop – including administrators, materials managers, clinical staff, device reps, and physicians – the “flow” of information may be fragmented and lead to case delays or cancellations.
Digital healthcare company MedPassage recently announced the preliminary launch of case tabs, a digital health service that unifies case communication. Currently, in use at seven ambulatory surgery centers nationwide, this desktop/mobile app network coordinates information flow among key personnel.
The key features of casetabs include:
Real-Time Case Updates
Support Requests Simplified
Helpful Alerts Minimize Errors
Easy to set up. Hard to mess up.
As reported on The Street, Gavin Fabian, CEO of casetabs notes:
“The ‘telephone’ game just doesn’t belong in surgery centers,” “Our vision has been to build an app that would centralize case communication. Casetabs provides real-time, helpful updates to the case team, with the ultimate goal of saving time, reducing case delays, and improving job satisfaction.”
To learn more, visit casetabs.com
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