Healthcare

Investing in technologies that improve the patient experience is critical for hospitals and medical facilities. Nowadays, television systems can do much more than provide entertainment to patients and their families. If you think your television systems are outdated, your patients probably think so too—which means it’s time to give your hospital an upgrade. Our solution? […]

As technology and patient expectations shift, it’s essential for hospitals and health systems to stay ahead of the curve when it comes to infrastructure for hospital TV systems. But the truth is, many medical facilities are falling behind with these critical investments. The days of grainy pictures coming through a coaxial cable are long gone […]

As healthcare in the US continues to shift from fee for service to value-based care and other new payment models, hospitals and health systems are rearranging their priorities to match. As a result, patient satisfaction scores are getting more attention from decision-makers than ever before. HCAHPS scores (Hospital Consumers Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems) […]

In recent years, the number of patient engagement systems in the US market has grown exponentially. The rise of alternative payment models, the shift away from fee for service, and the increased focus on reducing readmissions have caused providers, hospitals, and health systems to re-evaluate the way they educate and engage patients. But as you […]

Intalere Members to Benefit from New Agreement with RTG Intalere, the healthcare industry leader in delivering solutions designed for improved financial, operational, and clinical health for our partners, announces a new agreement with Remar Technologies Group (RTG) for televisions and accessories for healthcare facilities. Through this agreement, Intalere members will receive negotiated pricing on hospital-grade […]

The easy answer—if your facility is still using any kind of analog equipment—is “five years ago.” While most have already switched to digital headends for their hospital patient TV system, we do find some that are still tied to outdated analog infrastructure.