In today’s hospitals, patient education shouldn’t live in a silo. When education is truly integrated into the care journey, flowing automatically from your EHR to the patient’s bedside TV or tablet, it becomes more than content. It becomes a powerful tool to engage, inform, and empower. Yet many hospitals still
The summer is heating up, and so is innovation at Oneview. The Product Team recently delivered our second Product Quarterly Update of 2025—highlighting the momentum behind our mission to improve connected care experiences, every day. Here’s a look at what’s new and what’s coming: Unlocking New Insights with Data AnalyticsThe
In our last blog post, we covered how a Care Experience Platform is the “Next Generation” of Interactive Patient Care. We showed you what defines and differentiates a Care Experience Platform and makes it revolutionary. We want to empower you with these transformative qualities and we’ll look at each in detail below. We’ll discover why each is important, and yes, how we measure
We call our product offering a “Care Experience Platform” – or CXP for short. Not a “Patient Experience System” or “Interactive Patient Care System”. What is a Care Experience Platform? We’ve learned from our partnerships with leading healthcare organizations. Family and clinician experiences are key to the best patient experiences.
Even without a pandemic, there is a pressing need for connecting isolated patients when care teams and the patient do not share the same primary language, or hearing-challenged patients and families need help communicating with the team. Oneview’s CEO James Fitter wrote for MedCity on the role of technology for
Leveraging the latest digital tools and patient-facing technologies, NYU Langone has transformed the care experience for caregivers, patients and their families where it matters most – at the bedside. With large electronic display screens and bedside tablets at every bedside, patients and families can connect virtually with their families and
It’s not the technology that’s behind the times. Health systems have spent millions on dietary systems, EHRs, building management systems, real-time location systems and more. Those are worthy investments. But they aren’t reaching patients in a consumer-friendly way.
