Barnabas Health Chooses PatientTrak

FRANKLIN, Wis. - June 8, 2015 - PRLog -- Barnabas Health, New Jersey’s largest integrated health care delivery system, providing treatment and services to more than two million patients each year has chosen PatientTrak to support patients in their wound care clinic.  The staff is using the system to improve patient wait times and overall satisfaction.

Once signed in, patients can be seated  knowing that the staff is aware of their arrival and will be with them shortly.  The PatientTrak dashboard is being used to improve staff efficiency and patient satisfaction while reducing patient wait times.

PatientTrak President, James W. Hermann, states “we are happy that we could meet the Barnabas Health IT security requirements and are able to support their goals for patient throughput andexperience significantly.”

Learn More:  www.patienttrak.net

About PatientTrak:  PatientTrak is a cloud-based visibility solution that provides patient tracking, flow, communications, text messaging, engagement and sign-in all to help healthcare providers reduce wait times and improve staff efficiency and patient satisfaction.  Using only a web browser, PatientTrak is sold with a low monthly subscription fee.  PatientTrak is a product of Lumin Medical LLC.

About Barnabas Health:  Barnabas Health is New Jersey’s largest integrated health care delivery system, providing treatment and services to more than two million patients each year. Throughout Barnabas Health, our dedicated physicians, nurses, and health professionals are committed to providing the highest quality of patient care and health education to the community and region.  Barnabas Health offers a broad depth and breadth of services and is one of the leading health care systems in the nation, receiving widespread recognition for clinical excellence and patient safety. Our 5,200 doctors and 21,000 employees deliver top quality care to 1.5 million outpatients, 220,000 inpatients, and 540,000 Emergency Department patients, and deliver 20,000 babies each year.