Information technology in a healthcare setting poses challenges unique to healthcare. BiomedRx Information Technology is the health-IT branch of BiomedRx — a team of experienced biomedical equipment technicians trained in the HL7 protocol, LIS, RIS, PACS, and all hospital information systems. Contact us for an evaluation and a turn-key solution built around your facility's needs.
Integration, service, compliance, and support for healthcare providers and medical device manufacturers.
Standards-based integration across the HL7 protocol, laboratory (LIS), radiology (RIS), and imaging (PACS) systems, and all hospital information systems.
Documentation to maintain compliance with the Joint Commission, NFPA 99, and all other regulatory agencies for your healthcare facility.
Service for the hospital IT and medical equipment you have in use today, plus field service for medical device manufacturers.
On-site, in-service education for your staff to clarify hospital IT issues and keep clinical teams confident with connected systems.
Online service reports with images and video where applicable, backed by support representatives available 24 hours a day.
Design and implementation of a comprehensive healthcare IT and medical equipment maintenance program tailored to your facility.
The people, systems, and healthcare technology behind our hospital IT and biomedical services.
FDA guidance, Joint Commission standards, and field case studies.
Recent attack wave shows adversaries exploiting unsegmented medical device networks. How biomedical and IT teams can work together to isolate legacy devices, implement zero-trust architecture, and prevent cascade failures across connected equipment.
HL7 released updated FHIR integration standards in May. What changes for diagnostic and therapeutic device endpoints. How to audit your existing integrations for compatibility and plan migration timelines.
Case study from a major healthcare system. Siloed IT/biomed teams led to network architecture decisions that nearly took down imaging. How they restructured their governance model to prevent future cascade failures. A template for healthcare IT/clinical engineering convergence.
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What's driving hospital IT and healthcare cybersecurity this year.
Federal regulators have proposed a significant modernization of the HIPAA Security Rule, moving toward mandatory safeguards such as encryption of electronic protected health information, multi-factor authentication, network segmentation, and continuous asset inventories. While the rule remains proposed and its final form and timing could still change, industry surveys highlight how hard it is for organizations to secure unpatchable, connected medical devices — precisely the intersection of biomedical and IT that we specialize in.
The nation's Trusted Exchange Framework and Common Agreement (TEFCA) network has grown rapidly, with health records exchanged surpassing the one-billion milestone. As interoperability standards and FHIR-based integrations continue to evolve, healthcare facilities need connectivity, integration, and compliance support to keep clinical and device data flowing securely.
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