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Remote Access Health Networks

September 13, 2009 in Linux Client | Comments (0)

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Many remote access health care solutions try to sell you on a client and server based relationship. The problem with this type of system is that every computer must be standardized across the network. This can become a huge problem when dealing with a vast array of different computer models and hardware setups. To pull this off, you’d have to inventory every single piece of equipment in your network, upgrade those needing new hardware and software, and then get rid of the systems that are incompatible. You’d have to stick with just one operating system (OS) (PC, Mac, Linux) and you’d spend a fortune trying to make them all equal.

Maintenance would also be extremely challenging because you’d have to keep every system up and running accordingly. This means you’ll need to hire more network technicians and keep others on call for emergencies. Just imagine the costs of implementing a system like this.

Luckily, there is a better way and it is much easier than you would think. Rather than install a client and server based system, why not give up the client side software and simply use a remote access health care solution? These systems don’t require a specific type of operating system or have any software or hardware requirements. You can use any type of web browser and you don’t have to upgrade or standardize your machines. They work by simply requiring you to log in via an internet browser interface, meaning you can access them from any computer with internet access.

This virtually eliminates 50% of the installation costs and nearly 100% of the maintenance costs. It also makes training workers a much easier task since they don’t have to learn new client software. This software is just about as easy as it gets.

You might be wondering if these systems have the same capabilities as the former, but the good news is that they do. They have all of the same functionality, being able to access, store, record, authorize, transfer, adjust, and notate medical records via any location. The only difference is that you don’t have to install client side software. As technology continues to improve, this will be the direction that most companies move towards, so making the upgrade before your competition does could give you a leg up.

It will also show your customers that you are cutting edge and that you are willing to harness technology to improve treatment options. It will also help you improve efficiency, meaning that it will improve your bottom line operational costs. Upgrading to a remote access health care solution is really a no brainer! You can save money and give your patients the best health care in the area; you simply can’t go wrong.

There are many systems being sold today, but make sure you choose one that offers a server only setup without the need for a client based system. Installation is easier than ever before. In fact, there isn’t much of an installation at all, simply setup your server and you are ready to go!

By: Scott Miscall