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Our goal is to enhance the usefulness of information technology for our clients. We bring this goal to the healthcare field, where clients often ask us to help resolve process issues. Our work with hospitals, practice networks, payors, and life sciences firms makes us mindful of technology's end-purpose in these environments: to serve the healthcare needs of people. We understand providers' priorities, and we know the intricacies that are particular to applying technology solutions to the healthcare enterprise.
UNICOM's direct experience includes:
- Custom development of applications designed to capture patient outcomes, fulfilling Joint Commission, Maintenance of Certification, and Pay for Performance initiatives.
- Design and development of online patient registries for prospective outcomes studies and Phase IV Post Marketing Surveillance Trials
- HL7 interface development
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- Creation, documentation and implementation of security policies and processes to ensure safety of Electronic Protected Health Information (ePHI) and HIPAA compliance
- Point-of-Care inventory charge capture through wireless and barcode scanning technologies
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We're a full-service provider with thorough competencies in the healthcare field:
Data Collection
Regulatory Compliance
Data Processing and Reimbursement
Streamlining Procurement Systems
Data Analysis
Traditional Infrastructure solutions: Security, Wireless, Remote Access, Disaster Recovery
Enterprise Application Integration
If you have questions about our services or would like more information, you can contact us at moreinfo@unicom-inc.com or call 800-556-2828 x6500.
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Carl Gentry, CIO, Day Kimbal Hospital, Putnam, CT
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"UNICOM helped us meet HIPAA security requirements."
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"To meet HIPAA security regulations, we wanted to upgrade from Microsoft Windows NT and take advantage of the identity management features of Active Directory. We have
the staff to do the actual implementation, but wanted to tap into the expertise of someone, like UNICOM, who had done such migrations before and knew best practices. UNICOM:
- assessed our existing network
- developed an Active Directory Architecture Plan that included test and deployment phases
- built a testing environment in their lab to simulate our specific environment
- conducted the migration process on this small scale
- provided detailed documentation of testing process and results
- transferred knowledge of key processes and findings we would need for the actual migration
That testing allowed us to anticipate consequences of the upgrade for other parts of the network and made us better prepared to avoid downtime or data loss. "
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