GBMC tapped mobile cloud platform Phunware to help create the new patient engagement tool, which supports more than 1.2 million square feet of indoor medical space across the system. In addition to several primary care offices across the region, the 342-bed hospital’s main campus also includes three medical office buildings.
Phunware’s digital front door offers mobile app tools for patients and providers and also integrates with EHRs including Epic, according to the Oct. 29 news release.
“By utilizing Phunware’s technology, GBMC patients will have access to their medical record, while also being able to use the mobile app to easily navigate to and from in-person appointments,” GBMC Vice President and CIO Dave Hynson said in the news release. “Additionally, patients can continue to connect with their providers virtually whether they are at home or on the go.”
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