You may have noticed we recently updated our website to provide a more modern user experience for those interested in GCX’s mounting solutions and on-site services. We’re big believers in collaboration, and our site refresh should better foster such interactions with current and prospective customers. Among those features: A more prominent “mega menu” of solutions to…
Between purchasing and using a mounting solution comes a less exciting step: installation. That phase can be daunting once people realize the resources that must be deployed, and maybe during odd hours. Hospitals, in particular, need the time, training and tools to correctly assemble and install EMR hardware and the mounting solutions that accompany them throughout a facility. To minimize…
As one of healthcare technology’s largest conventions, HIMSS17 provides an excellent opportunity for organizations to learn new ways to use information technology to improve the patient experience. GCX’s growing suite of patient engagement solutions will be on display at HIMSS17 showroom booth #5051 Feb. 19-23 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando. We’ll discuss the…
Most U.S. hospitals are now using electronic medical records, and some may even be on a second or third version. We are working with a number of organizations that have an impressive amount of experience in such implementations, and take a broad view of the costs associated with the software, hardware, and carts and wall mounts that hold the equipment. For mounting solutions in particular, here…
So often when we go into a patient room to demo GCX products, we discover that there are space limitations that make the safe and ergonomic use of medical devices challenging. This is especially common when it comes to headwalls, which, once installed, become part of a room’s architecture and are designed to clear clutter and provide easier access to lifesaving equipment and patient…
In a Richmond, Va., hospital’s ICU, tetraplegics unable to move by themselves are communicating and staying connected to the outside world by controlling an overhead laptop’s cursor using their eye instead of a mouse. Elsewhere, a new mother is opening up a web portal on a tablet to watch her newborn via live video feed from the NICU. And San Francisco pediatric patients are…