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Did you know facilities that have adopted the SEC³URE GO! Badge as their primary check-in method see a 60% average increase in compliant check-ins?
An E-Badge That Increases Compliance
In the intricate ecosystem of healthcare facilities,

Finding ways to improve patient safety is an ongoing challenge for hospitals. Proactively addressing patient safety and quality issues before they occur builds trust with your community and reduces the risk of adverse patient experiences.

Vendors are an essential aspect of everything that happens at locations of care, and like any healthcare professional, they must be properly credentialed to act upon their duties. However, whether or not a vendor interacts directly with patients or patient data has no bearing on their status as a vendor.

Locations of care use provider credentialing to ensure all staff, applicants, and affiliated providers have the credentials necessary to perform their duties responsibly. Credentialing is how trust is cultivated within the healthcare industry,

Every form of technology has a shelf life. Updates and other support can extend the life cycle for years, but eventually, new and more efficient technology replaces existing systems. Medical credentialing is not immune to this cycle—no matter how efficient your existing technology is,

Vendor credentialing is both necessary and beneficial to healthcare facilities. With a well-chosen vendor credentialing partner, hospitals can improve patient and staff safety through vendor compliance, protect patient information and sensitive data,

Visitor management is an ongoing challenge for hospitals. They see large visitor numbers every day, including vendors. A manual check-in process can easily lead to a long wait at the front desk.

Enhancing patient safety is a continuous challenge. Proactive measures build community trust and minimize adverse experiences. Here are five ways to improve safety in healthcare facilities.
What is Patient Safety?
Patient safety goes beyond the physical safety of patients.