Geisinger Health System Pathology Chooses Altosoft Insight Business Intelligence Platform to Improve Quality of Care, Operational Efficiency

Aug 22, 2011 | Data, Healthcare Tech, News

SOURCE:  Altosoft

Altosoft, an innovator in the field of healthcare informatics and business intelligence, today announced that Geisinger Health System, a recognized national leader in healthcare information technology, has implemented the Altosoft Insight for Pathology™ system at its clinical and anatomic pathology labs.

“Increasingly, we need to rely on real-time reports that combine data from multiple systems to better understand the status of our quality of service and lab utilization so we can maintain the highest level of service and quickly adjust as patient loads change. The old approach of working from monthly, weekly or even daily reports is no longer acceptable,” said Al Shulski, Geisinger’s laboratory information systems (LIS) director. “The Altosoft system enables us to begin to build dashboards and reports incorporating data from all of these sources within hours of the software’s installation,” Shulski added.

Altosoft’s Insight for Pathology solution is an intuitive, graphical, point-and-click approach, empowering clinical staff and administrative personnel to take control of their data. Insight for Pathology provides the benefits of a rich library of pre-built analysis and reports while allowing for easy extension and customization to fit the unique challenges of their lab environment in a fraction of the time, cost and effort required by other companies’ solutions.

The implementation allows medical and business professionals at Geisinger’s clinical and anatomic pathology labs to create reports on operational efficiency that they can share as part of Geisinger’s ongoing efforts to improve outcomes for its patients.

“Organizations have increasingly realized that while their stores of data are greater than ever, the systems are far too complicated and closed making it too costly to actually get the information they need in a timely manner,” said Scott Opitz, Altosoft’s president and chief executive officer. “Accessing this data no longer needs to be a struggle; healthcare organizations that have implemented Insight are able to leverage the multi-vendor systems they already have in place, and quickly extract key data allowing them to turn it into actionable intelligence to deliver higher-quality healthcare.”

Altosoft’s Insight platform is designed to exceed performance and scalability requirements for even the largest enterprises, but its rapid implementation, cost effectiveness, low maintenance, and ease-of-use also make it ideal for departmental solutions, mid-sized businesses, and embedded/OEM applications. Insight can be installed on a single server or distributed across multiple computers for shared access and optimal performance.

See Altosoft at Pathology Informatics 2011 this October
Altosoft, a platinum sponsor of the upcoming Pathology Informatics 2011 annual education conference (www.pattinformatics.pitt.edu), will demonstrate its Insight for Pathology solution for pathology informatics, clinical reporting and dashboard-based data discovery and analysis at the conference. Developed in conjunction with leading institutions, Insight for Pathology allows clinical and anatomic pathology labs to overcome the reporting and data access limitations of their proprietary LIM systems by providing a universal point where lab staff can quickly access and review all lab data gathered from across multiple lab resources.

About Altosoft
Headquartered outside of Philadelphia, Altosoft delivers business intelligence and informatics solutions for commercial and government organizations worldwide. Altosoft’s products elevate business intelligence to a higher level, delivering advanced functionality while making BI systems work faster, easier, and more cost-effectively. A typical Altosoft solution is implemented in one-tenth the time and at less than one half the cost of ordinary BI projects. Altosoft’s revolutionary, 100% codeless approach features ultra, low-latency data monitoring and analysis across operational databases, warehouses, and other data sources; integrates real-time event monitoring and business process intelligence; and enables dashboard development and customization by non-technical end-users in minutes with a browser-based, drag-and-drop interface. More information is available at www.altosoft.com.

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