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A suite of products informed by the realities of multifaceted healthcare challenges.

The complex and sometimes multifaceted health issues that veterans live with require personalized attention. At the same time, hospital staff and healthcare teams often have to work with restricted resources. We have responded to these challenges with products that enhance workflow and effective communication. By bringing out the best in human expertise, these products allow veterans to receive the expert care they deserve, even when resources are strained.

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Our featured products for the VA

Telehealth
Telehealth

eICU

This scalable, centralized solution combines A/V technology, predictive analytics, data visualization and advanced reporting capabilities to help deliver a hospital unit’s critical care resources to veterans at remote locations. Within the eICU, a significantly lower mortality and shorter length of stay is associated.¹

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eAcute

Powered by the eCareManager software platform and its proprietary clinical algorithms, eAcute is an in-hospital telehealth program that supports bedside teams in medical/surgical units through a combination of centralized patient monitoring and remote clinician expertise. With eAcute, in-hospital service members receive 24/7 monitoring from clinical staff, who have on-demand access to vital patient information and collaboration tools.

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eConsultant

This episodic care telehealth solution leverages existing telehealth infrastructures to help transform an operational eICU program into an enterprise telehealth center. By expanding eICU’s care model to other care settings in the health system, eConsultant provides bedside caregivers with remote support from clinical specialists as needed.

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eIAC

The eIAC ambulatory telehealth program supports integrated, coordinated care across specialties and services at scale. With eIAC, helps to provide all stakeholders with the ability to identify and address root causes that lead to frequent hospital readmissions. As a result, veterans enjoy improved patient care – and the comforts of home.

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eCAC

The eCAC ambulatory telehealth program provides healthcare teams with the capability to monitor and coach service members with high-risk or chronic conditions. Its guidelines-based care plans are tailored for the unique needs of each service member. With this support, teams can deliver personalized experiences while scaling their efforts. And veterans can learn to manage their conditions from the comfort of home.

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eTrAC

When veterans transition from ambulatory care to chronic disease management, the eTrAC ambulatory telehealth program keeps them closely connected with their clinicians. Facilitating healthcare communication fosters more effective caregiver-patient relationships and a high level of care – and is designed to lower hospital readmission rates.

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Imaging
Imaging

Ingenia Ambition

Ingenia Ambition is a helium-free magneting resonance operation that delivers superb image quality. With compressed SENSE acceleration, exams can be accelerated to run up to 50% faster than with other systems.* Its touchless guided patient setup and immersive audio-visual experience calms and guides patients through the exam, providing reassurance for veterans.

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Ingenia

Ingenia is engineered for fast exams that deliver premium fat-free and motion-free images and a better patient experience for veterans.

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Patient Monitoring
Patient Monitoring

Intellivue MX700

Philips IntelliVue MX700 bedside patient monitor displays an expanded, real-time view of patient vital signs. An integrated PC option brings together a host of clinically relevant information from a hospital’s intranet and applications.

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Intellivue MX800

The IntelliVue MX800 synchronizes patient monitoring with clinical informatics, allowing hospital staff in every department simplified access to their patient information. By enhancing efficiency and diagnostic confidence, it supports continuous care for veterans.

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X3 Patient Monitors

To enhance care for service members and improve clinical performance while protecting the security of your system and your patients, Philips X3 Patient Monitors connect data, technology and, most importantly, human expertise. They are designed to break boundaries between healthcare teams, address alarm fatigue and reduce clinical variation while supporting veterans’ transition into care. Philips partners with VA to provide the ongoing consulting, training, service and support that advances clinical performance.

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IntelliVue Guardian Software

The IntelliVue Guardian Software is part of our General Care Solutions and uses Early Warning Scores that help reduce ICU transfers and readmissions, adverse events and hospital stays.² They can be tailored to improve clinical workflow and financial outcomes while improving patient care. Most importantly, they can support healthcare professionals to identify subtle signs of deterioration in a veteran’s condition hours before a potential adverse event, so caregivers and Rapid Response Teams can respond earlier – in time to make a difference.

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Image-guided therapy
Image-guided therapy

EPIQ Ultrasound

In addition to producing sharp 3D moving images with its nSIGHT Imaging architecture, our innovative EPIQ Ultrasound is intuitively user-friendly and reassuring for patients. With its ‘light as a feather and solid as a rock’ design, it keeps the focus on priority number one: enhancing patient experiences for service members.

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*Compared to examinations without compressed SENSE.

¹ Lilly CM, et al. A Multi-center Study of ICU Telemedicine Reengineering of Adult Critical Care. CHEST. 2014 Mar; 145(3): 500-7, page 10.
²Bellomo R, Goldsmith D, Russell S, Uchino S, Postoperative serious adverse events in a teaching hospital: a prospective study. Med J Aust. 2002:176:216-218