Self-Service and AI as Clinical Enablement Tool As we approach HIMSS 2026, the conversation around patient self-service has shifted from “digital novelty” to operational necessity. With widely reported staffing shortages and tighter margins, the question for leadership is no longer if you should deploy self-service, but how to do it without creating new liabilities. Effective deployment in 2026… Read More »
Self Service ADA for Healthcare Nice post/blog on TPGi updated 9/8/2023 The Importance of Accessibility and Usability in Healthcare Self-Service Kiosks Updated 9/8/2023 More than ever, healthcare kiosks are an essential tool for serving patients. Self-service devices have become standard in the patient journey. They can streamline appointment check-ins, update patient information, collect outstanding balances, provide wayfinding in… Read More »
HIMSS Healthcare Las Vegas March 3-5 Come see us at HIMSS #3165 March 3-5! HIMSS is the annual conference and exhibition for health IT professionals, clinicians, executives, and vendors. The event brings together 40,000+ attendees from around the world in Las Vegas, NV, USA, for a week of exceptional education, world-class speakers, cutting-edge health IT products, and powerful… Read More »
I have yet to write my wrap of NRF things have been so busy, but HIMSS is the monster show for healthcare and maybe for all shows come to think of it (excepting Comdex a long time ago and now maybe CES). So onto the highlights, from the perspective of self-service kiosks. CTS Healthcare has been and is… Read More »
Healthcare Kiosks Abstract Background: Health kiosks are publicly accessible computing devices that provide access to services, including health information provision, clinical measurement collection, patient self–check-in, telemonitoring, and teleconsultation. Although the increase in internet access and ownership of smart personal devices could make kiosks redundant, recent reports have predicted that the market will continue to grow. Objective: We seek… Read More »
Healthcare Kiosk Demo Published on Healthcareittoday.com – Author John Lynn In Brief Nicky Shaw US Operations Manager at Storm Interface does the demo demonstration of accessibility device as part of check-in kiosk Inability to use the touchscreen is the benefit Kiosk has an Storm Audiopad installed on kiosk by Kiosk Innovations with screenreader software by Vispero (JAWS Kiosk)… Read More »
HIMSS 2024 Kiosks, Telehealth, AI and Accessibility WESTMINSTER, Colo., Feb. 12, 2024 (APnews link) — The Kiosk Association’s mission is to inform and educate on self-service. Membership is open to all companies across the world. If you follow accessibility guidelines and encourage ADA and would like to be recognized, contact us at [email protected]. — Here is our post… Read More »
Free heart checks available through OSF Saint Anthony’s Health Center.
Source: advantagenews.com
The OSF Saint Anthony’s Heart Check Station is in Alton Square Mall, on the upper level near The Cookie Factory and Olga’s Kitchen.
It’s a free health screening kiosk with no appointment necessary. It screens for both blood pressure and body mass index.
– See more at: https://news.google.com/search?q=cardiac%20kiosk&hl=en-US&gl=US&ceid=US%3Aen#sthash.Iu4NTfVx.dpuf
Healthcare Kiosk FAQ From Frank Mayer blog Apr2020 As news reports detail the impact COVID-19 will have on our population and the healthcare system that serves it, many medical facilities have put systems in place to streamline services and keep frontline workers safe. Once the pandemic ends, these same procedures will remain, with clinics and hospitals looking to… Read More »
Aramark POS Kiosk and Morrison Healthcare Kiosk Case Study Like you, we dismiss the usual renderings and “look at what we offer” in favor of real kiosk implementations. Rubber meets the road type data. Nice photojournal and writeup on LinkedIn by Shannon Moyes @ Volanté Systems | Cloud Enterprise Point of Sale. Disclosure – Elo Touch Solutions is… Read More »
HIMSS Review Part 2 – Efficiency – Patient Check-In Kiosks Apr 29, 2016 In the last post I covered some of the issues and advances in money and payments in healthcare. This article explores efficiencies in regard to Patient Check-In. Cost is perspective dependent– Your opinion or benefit from a healthcare spend is relative to your position in the… Read More »
Field report from Joe Grove with CTS Healthcare booth #3065 at HIMSS 2016 in Las Vegas today. Here are some photos. I like the new High Brite (courtesy Panel Brite) in particular. Great unit. New at the show From Health Care IT news: At HIMSS16 booth #3065, the vendor will unveil Kwerk to help mid-size and smaller provider… Read More »
SPiER: Transforming Healthcare Systems to Save Lives The Suicide Prevention & Integration via Electronic Records (SPiER) Project, led by Zero Overdose and supported by the Four Pines Fund, is a national initiative working to make evidence-based suicide prevention tools a standard part of healthcare delivery. SPiER addresses critical gaps in suicide prevention by developing tools and technologies that… Read More »
Healthcare Kiosks Very nice blog by TPGi and their blog – Sept 2023 Healthcare kiosks are a valuable tool for providing a great patient care experience. The advantages for using kiosks in healthcare are numerous, like shorter wait times, streamlined check-in processes, streamlined patient education, and more. Kiosks can also save time and resources, allowing healthcare providers to… Read More »
Healthcare Kiosk Check-in with AI for Radiology April 7, 2025 — REVOLUTIONIZING RADIOLOGY CHECK-IN WITH AI 🤖 Kiosk Group and CIVIE have joined forces to transform radiology departments nationwide. 🏥 Our custom kiosk solution uses AI to automate check-ins, streamline patient workflows, and sync seamlessly with RIS/PACS systems — delivering faster, smarter, and more efficient care from the… Read More »
New self-serve technology at one East Valley medical clinic is allowing patients to quickly receive prescriptions and over-the-counter medications from a kiosk immediately following an appointment.
Source: www.eastvalleytribune.com
Practitioners at the location can send prescriptions electronically to the kiosk, which verifies patients using their ID. Patients then use the kiosk to interact with a pharmacist via telemedicine and receive their prescriptions.
The medications available at the kiosks – over 700 – were chosen based on a review of which drugs are prescribed most frequently by practitioners, Brite said.
The kiosks, which are roughly the size of a vending machine, do not include controlled substances such as narcotics or benzodiazepines.
Plaza Medical Center opens next week and the Tele-Robot Kiosk is amazing. By Tammye Nash/[email protected] Plaza Medical Center’s new ER in Burleson opens to the public on April 15, patients will have the benefit of the latest technological advances. Plaza Medical Center of Fort Worth is a Hospital Corporation of America North Texas Division hospital, and the ER… Read More »
At stores and online, health care moves closer to customers by Tom Murphy Health care is moving closer to patients. Drugstores are expanding the care and support they offer, and telemedicine is bringing doctors and therapists to the family room couch as the system shifts to help people stay healthy and attract customers who want convenience. CVS Health… Read More »
Convene with industry experts from hospitals and health plans to discuss and learn strategies to engage and educate patients to improve clinical outcomes and experience. Source: www.worldcongress.com Posts 2026: 2,607
Source article on Healthcare IT Excerpt: CSA Healthcare Service Solutions – Partner in the Field Infusion pumps have become commonplace equipments at major healthcare facilities around the world, using meticulous configurations at both software and hardware levels to administer precise amounts of fluid. Naturally, even minor defects can be a worrisome issue for both healthcare providers as well… Read More »
Attempts at using healthcare kiosks have tried and failed, but some still see potential for the technology to improve patient care.
Source: mhealthintelligence.com
WESTVILLE — Like something out of a science-fiction movie, patients can step into the telemedicine kiosk, tap a screen to connect face-to-face with a physician, and talk about their symptoms.
Source: www.thenewsdispatch.com
Anthem Blue Cross in the correctional space with telemedicine kiosks.