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Company earns 93.5 rating for post-acute patient analytics among ACOs, health plans, and nursing facilities   Baltimore, MD, February 07, 2024 – Real Time Medical Systems (Real Time), the industry leading and HITRUST Certified post-acute analytics solution, earned the highest score in the Post-Acute Patient Analytics: Point of Care segment by KLAS Research in the 2024 Best in KLAS Awards: Software and Services report – further establishing its position as the market leader for post-acute patient analytics. The Best in KLAS Report highlights the top-performing healthcare IT solutions as determined by extensive evaluations and feedback from thousands of healthcare providers....read more

Industry’s leading post-acute analytics solution will improve facility-wide outcomes, while aligning with organization’s mission in revolutionizing the healthcare experience for those they serve   Baltimore, MD, March 21, 2023 – Real Time Medical Systems (Real Time), the industry leading, KLAS Rated, and HITRUST Certified post-acute analytics solution today announced its partnership with award-winning Kentucky- based Signature HealthCARE (Signature). Leading the movement in revolutionizing the long-term care industry to transform lives, Signature has become the pioneer of person-directed care, offering integrated services in 8 states across the continuum of care including skilled nursing, rehabilitation, assisted living, memory care, in-home care, cognitive care, and telemedicine. “We...read more

Originally published by the Maryland Daily Record on December 2, 2022. Nursing facilities throughout Maryland will soon have access to a high-tech tool that designers say will help them improve patient care, lower health costs, reduce hospital admissions for their patients – and save lives. The program is a joint venture involving the Maryland Department of Health and several acute care and high-tech associations. It is spearheaded by the nonprofit CRISP (Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients), the region’s designated health information exchange and health data source. While not fully operational, the program already is up and running, according...read more

Originally published by the Baltimore Business Journal on December 1, 2022.  Maryland has created a new data system to allow nursing homes to exchange information in order to help prevent outbreaks of diseases like Covid-19 and assist sick residents before they have to go to the hospital. Linthicum Heights technology company Real Time Medical Systems is building the Nursing Facility Connectivity Program along with nonprofit Chesapeake Regional Information System for our Patients (CRISP). Real Time Executive Chairman Scott Rifkin said the program helps nursing homes to analyze data about their patients using medical records from CRISP hospital data and internal data from...read more