Unibased ForSite202 solution has been selected by Bayfront Health System, located in St. Petersburg, FL, as their system of choice. The system will help streamline and provide enhanced patient safety and efficient care coordination. The solution will be used on over 20 operating rooms, offering clinical integration that will provide ease of access to pertinent information across the enterprise.
Key considerations for selecting Unibased was its ease of use, rapid system performance and response time, as well as its long successful integration track record. These factors are vital and critical to efficient operations and Unibased fit the bill. As a surgery management solution, Unibased stands to provide personalized attention and ongoing support that is first-class. It is also user-friendly, intuitive and comprehensive. These features make Unibased Systems Architecture the best fit enhancing physician relations and efficient care coordination that adds to patient experience.
“Unibased has consistently demonstrated a high level of commitment to customer service,” said Jennifer Greenman, Chief Information Officer at Bayfront, suggesting the decision to pursue Unibased was also based on the fact that Bayfront, a non-profit health system, seeks to provide quality healthcare to communities and has done so for the last 100 years.
Its 2,500-member team with over 600 of the best community physicians will now be better equipped to continue offering their services in cardiac care, obstetrics, neurosciences, critical care, rehabilitation, emergency care, cancer care and several other areas. It is the only state-designated Level II trauma and adult center in Pinellas County.
Unibased Systems Architecture, Inc. has been in the healthcare information technology field for 26 years, with 9 consecutive years in surgery management. Its products are open and designed to meet unique healthcare organization needs and improve healthcare coordination services. The surgery management module helps coordinate surgery procedures and surgeon preferences and improves physician and hospital communication through the physician portal.
Edited by
Braden Becker
