Digital wound capture app for mobile devices: A game-changer for healthcare professionals

post by rapid-healthcare on December 16th, 2022

As a nurse working in a busy healthcare setting, it is essential to have accurate and up-to-date documentation of patients’ wounds. Not only does this help with treatment planning and monitoring progress, it also serves as a record for legal and regulatory purposes. Traditionally, this documentation has been done manually with pen and paper, which…

Building our AI for the Wound Capture Process

post by rapid-healthcare on January 14th, 2021

As team Rapid expands on its roadmap for 2021 we wanted to let you know about our new product launch this year. Wound Capture AI is the solution for managing the wound documentation process to prevent untrained human diagnostic errors as well as a cumbersome current workflow. Wound Capture AI is designed to be an…

Healthcare Records & Apple Future

post by rapid-healthcare on November 12th, 2020

In a recent article in Becker’s Hospital Review by Laura Dyrda, she described how Apple executives discussed the future of Apple in healthcare and what their expectations are during their earnings call. We at Rapid believe we are at an unprecedented time when Healthcare information is being democratized right in front of our eyes. Four…

Misfeed reduction in NICU’s that implement mobile track and trace solutions

post by rapid-healthcare on April 1st, 2019

The Mother’s Milk mobile application was developed to reduce risk and improve neonatal safety by preventing potential misfeeds in the preparation and administration of mothers’ breast milk for infants in the NICU. Our current customer’s environment for the Mother’s Milk application is a busy Neonatal ICU, with 55 beds and 160+ nurses. For the last 3 years we…

How we give 963 hours back to Caregivers and save upto $96,000 a year for NICU’s

post by rapid-healthcare on May 12th, 2018

Costs associated to a Misfeed incident cannot be defined specifically as each incident can occur at different points in the administration of feeding an infant and the results of the human error can have varying effects due to the error. Effects of errors can result in contamination when improper handling and/or baby’s feeding requires Mother’s…

Smart Apps for Healthcare aided by Blockchain

post by rapid-healthcare on February 27th, 2018

Blockchain in healthcare represents the ability to expand the acquisition of health data from populations of people who are currently under-served by the medical community or who don’t participate in medical research. Health researchers require vast amounts of data sets in order to advance the understanding of disease management, biomedical discovery, development of drugs…

Barcoding and its effects on workplace productivity

post by rapid-healthcare on February 10th, 2017

Big box stores, Internet giants, logistic companies, and freight handlers control each step of their operation. By using real-time data they can improve capacity, inventory control, track assets, and increase efficiency. Small to mid-size businesses are often unable to enjoy these benefits because the complicated barcode printing and scanning systems are simply too expensive and…

Rapid Launches Donor Milk Module for NICU’s

post by rapid-healthcare on December 19th, 2016

Every day, infants around the world are admitted into the Neo-Natal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) to receive the highest level of care. Infants sometimes require donor milk nutritional products including base formulation and fortifiers. NICU’s adhere to strict feeding administration guidelines to support the infants that require donor milk products. The authorization and enrollment process…

Irvine, Calif-Based Health Tech Firm Acquires Growth Strategy Funding for NICU Mobile App

post by rapid-healthcare on November 20th, 2016

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/irvine-calif-based-health-tech-000400801.html IRVINE, Calif., Nov. 17, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — Rapid Healthcare Inc., a mobile medical apps software company based in Irvine, California, is proud to announce an important alliance that will increase growth strategies for improved access to health care professionals through funding provided by Watermark Venture Capital. Watermark is a privately held California firm currently…

Mobile Patient ID And Verication At The Point Of Care Reduces Risk, Enhances Patient Safety

post by rapid-healthcare on July 12th, 2016

Recently we were featured on the Health IT Outcomes and Business Solutions By John Oncea, editor on the benefits of Mobile Patient ID and Verification. John writes that “While a majority of hospitals use barcode scanning and mobile printing systems, many are not using the technology to its full potential. With newer, more innovative mobile applications…

RAPID HEALTHCARE JOINS PLEDGE TO PATIENT SAFETY

post by rapid-healthcare on April 6th, 2016

April 4, 16 Irvine, CA – Late last March, Rapid Healthcare proudly joined the Patient Safety Movement, pledging commitment to reach zero preventable deaths by 2020. Every year, preventable medical errors lead to more than 200,00 deaths in US hospitals and an excess of 1.26 trillion in excess costs. The Patient Safety Movement, founded by…

RAPID HEALTHCARE CERTIFIES BROTHER MOBILE

post by rapid-healthcare on March 29th, 2016

Rapid Healthcare Certifies Brother Mobile Wristband and Label Printers for Use with Innovative Mobile Solutions Designed to Improve Neonatal Safety Tuesday, March 29th 2016, 3:30 am PDT Tuesday, March 29th 2016, 3:32 am PDT Reliable data verification at the NICU point-of-care helps identify and prevent potential infant misfeeds BROOMFIELD, Colo. –(BUSINESS WIRE) Brother Mobile Solutions, Inc….