Hospitals and health systems across the U.S. are answering the mandate of the Affordable Care Act to cut unnecessary costs. Florida Hospital Cardiovascular Institute in Orlando, a member of the Adventist Health System, is a hyperachiever—having cut more than $5 million thanks to a fully integrated, RFID-based inventory management solution deployed across their 13 interventional labs. If improving inventory management isn’t part of your arsenal for supply chain savings strategy, it’s time to take a closer look. 

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) mandates that health systems eliminate waste and across the country many have responded with innovative ways to cut billions of dollars in unnecessary costs.

It is no secret that peripheral artery disease (PAD) is a multidimensional disease affecting 8 to 12 million Americans—yet only 2 million even know they have it. 

The number of patients' requiring vital interventional procedures has risen sharply in the last decade and will continue to increase with an aging world population.

Orlando Regional Medical Center is the first hospital in Florida to utilize the Corindus CorPath System.

A need, a vision, a plan, and a team. That’s how the total vein care program for treatment of CVI started at Cardiovascular Associates of East Texas, a private practice of 11 cardiologists in Tyler.

Akron General Heart & Vascular Center is a leader in STEMI care in Northeast Ohio, each year besting the national average for STEMI mortality rates.

Creating the best cardiac cath lab procedure report is the first step to bettering patient care and maximizing reimbursement in this competitive and complex zone.