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Florida hospitals get patient self-service kiosks
February 11, 2007
MAITLAND, Fla. – Galvanon, an NCR Corp. company, announced that Florida's Jefferson Health System will license Galvanon's patient self-service technology.
According to a news release, Main Line Health will be the first JHS member to implement Galvanon's MediKiosk throughout its facilities.
Galvanon's MediKiosk is part of a comprehensive suite of products that allows hospitals and clinics to provide patient self-service capabilities. When a patient arrives for an appointment, he enters identifying information at the kiosk to begin the check-in process. The kiosk allows the patient to view and confirm appointment details, electronically sign consent forms, enter medical information, and make co-payments.
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