Key market opportunities for RTLS in healthcare include enhancing asset and inventory management, improving patient safety, ...

It’s important for hospitals and healthcare providers to keep track of where the movable equipment is located to make sure the books are set up appropriately and are complying with financial reporting ...

Choosing an asset tracking system can significantly enhance your business processes. However, choosing the right one can be challenging due to the variety of options available. This compendium ...

Hospitals lose up to 20% of mobile assets like wheelchairs, hospital beds, and medical equipment to theft or misplacement—costing an average of $3,000 per item to the tune of millions lost annually.

SOLUM and Alltrack Medical partner to deliver connected healthcare with smart inventory, boosting efficiency and ...

The ability to deliver high-quality patient care hinges on more than just skilled medical professionals and advanced treatment protocols. Equally important is the efficient management of healthcare ...

Many hospitals lose tens of thousands of dollars every year, appear older and in need of capital improvement by leaving equipment that should be disposed of on their fixed asset ledger. Maintaining ...

NEW YORK, Oct. 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Kontakt.io, the leader in healthcare RTLS and digital transformation, announced today that it has introduced two new mobile applications to help hospitals ...

Hamilton Health Sciences, a family of hospitals serving 2.2 million residents in the Canadian province of Ontario, has begun a small-scale RFID technology pilot at its acute-care center on the ...

A 500-bed hospital in southeast, Ga., was looking for a better way to track the location and utilization of mobile hospital equipment, so it fired the contractor it had been using and brought the job ...

The Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein (Einstein) in Brazil has chosen RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technology from NEC Brasil to meet the requirements and regulations of its market, NEC ...