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CHICAGO, IL (May 26, 2021)—Sinai Chicago, which for more than a century has been providing exceptional healthcare to the residents of Chicago’s West and Southwest sides, recently launched an innovative patient throughput technology to transform health care delivery and create a more seamless and caring patient experience. Sinai Chicago implemented Teletracking patient flow technology in November 2020—during a point of high COVID-19 cases. The effort included the creation of a Hospital Command C…

TeleTracking’s capacity and bed management solutions enable all provider Trusts to better manage service demand and capacity planning. LONDON, 19.04.2021: TeleTracking Technologies, specialists in patient flow, capacity management and health system command centre technology, is expanding its footprint within the National Health Service (NHS), supporting NHS trusts with bed management, capacity management and patient flow software to address the backlog of elective procedures built up during t…

This article was published in full at Pittsburgh Post Gazette | Read it now A year ago, move to shift information collection from CDC to private company had stirred concerns. A Downtown-based company has received a $13 million endorsement from the federal government in the form of a contract extension to track COVID-19 cases and related hospital preparedness information. TeleTracking Technologies Inc. — whose contract last year had been the focus of some scrutiny as a result of the shift of…

PITTSBURGH, April 6, 2021 — The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) awarded TeleTracking a 6-month task order to continue collecting and reporting COVID-19 and health system capacity data from hospital and health systems across the United States. Since March 2020, TeleTracking has worked with the federal government to quickly provide public health officials with COVID-19 data consistently and transparently through HHS Protect. The collaboration has yielded greater visibility into the e…

This article was first published on Upstate.edu | Read it now Travel from bed to bed at Upstate’s three hospitals – University, Community and Golisano Children’s – and you will find a wide variety of patients: new mothers, young children and babies, people recovering from surgery or receiving specialized care, and those fighting COVID-19. Almost always, most beds at Upstate – all 752 – are in high demand. Coordinating the flow of patients in and out of those beds is a complex, round-the-cloc…

This article was first published on Health Tech Digital | Read it now Every year, the winter season presents added strain to the NHS and this year is no exception. In fact, it is looking more challenging than ever given the rising number of Covid-19 patients being admitted to hospital in addition to the seasonal surge of non-Covid acute admissions. And it doesn’t end there – with a vast backlog of elective activity to catch up on, combined with NHS staff shortages and burnout, it’s not just t…

This article was first published on The Journal of mHealth | Read now The last few weeks have been filled with the news of at least three effective vaccines that could be available to combat Covid-19 by the end of 2020. Meaning that with Herculean mass vaccination programmes commencing in early 2021, we could have the world almost back to normal by the spring. But we still have the worst part of the winter to come and enormous healthcare backlogs and pent up demand waiting within our populati…

This article was first published on Pittsburgh Business Times The surge of Covid-19 patients in southwestern Pennsylvania, driven by record-high caseloads, is eating up available intensive care beds, with less than 10% in Allegheny County remaining as of now and a comparable number in the surrounding counties. Independent estimates say Allegheny County could run out of ICU beds by Thanksgiving or early December, although the region’s health care leaders say that may not happen. That’s settin…

Pittsburgh, PA, Nov 12, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Northwell Health, the largest healthcare provider in New York state, signed an extended agreement with TeleTracking Technologies, Inc., the capacity management and health system command center technology pioneer, to centralize operations and bring real-time bed visibility to the system’s 19 facilities.  For nearly three decades, TeleTracking has delivered enterprise technology to hundreds of health systems across the U.S., Canada and UK, providin…

This article was first published on Building Better Healthcare | Read it now If there is one agreed fact regarding COVID-19 it is that the NHS has changed and will continue to change. There is consensus among both clinical and administrative staff that many of the innovations fast-tracked to cope with the pandemic, from staff empowerment to data sharing, should be safely adopted wherever possible. For trust boards, however, the challenge now is to re-imagine and redefine service models whil…