Patient Engagement/Monitoring

SONIFI Health adds HealthTouch integration to streamline processes

In partnership with MCR Technologies, SONIFI Health has integrated the HealthTouch food service system onto its interactive patient engagement platform.

HealthTouch’s turnkey software helps hospitals manage patient dietary needs while also creating efficiencies in their food production and delivery systems. And now with SONIFI Health’s HealthTouch integration capabilities, hospitals have a simple, streamlined way for patients to order their own food.

Patients can place their meal orders on SONIFI Health’s interactive TVs, as well as on its mobile app for hospital-provided tablets and BYOD solutions. Meal ordering information can also be displayed on SONIFI Health’s digital whiteboards.

“For HealthTouch, we continually strive to help hospitals provide a safe and healthy in-room dining experience for their patients, without adding to staff workloads,” said George Speropolous, President and CEO of MCR Technologies. “Having our software integrated with SONIFI Health’s platform creates a seamless process that saves staff time and gives patients flexibility and control, without compromising the safety measures hospitals have in place for the patients’ dietary needs.”

“Anything we can do to simplify technology for our customers has always been a top priority,” said Roy Kosuge, SONIFI Health General Manager. “So as we continued talking with our customers about their goals and initiatives to provide exceptional patient experiences, integrating with HealthTouch was an absolute ‘of course’ for us. We’re proud to offer this integrated feature on our interactive platform in hospitals across the country.

For more such updates and perspectives around Digital Innovation, IoT, Data Infrastructure, AI & Cybersecurity, go to AI-Techpark.com.

Related posts

Aptar and Chiesi Sign Digital Health Contract

Business Wire

Innovaccer Named to AVIA Connect’s Top 50 Companies

Business Wire

Viemed Announces Strategic Investment in Population Health Sector

GlobeNewswire