FHP Blog

Falls and Patient related falls & fall-associated injuries continue to add to the cost of healthcare across the United States. To prevent their occurrence, acute care providers have tradition … read more

Nurses have always had a tough job. But while technology will never replace the empathetic, caring, and compassionate individuals who form the backbone of the nursing profession, some recent innovati … read more

All too often, residing in rural areas means limited access quality healthcare services. Physician shortages, hospital closures, a lack of local specialty services and transitional care are just a few … read more

All too often, residing in rural areas means limited access quality healthcare services. Physician shortages, hospital closures, a lack of local specialty services and transitional care are just a few … read more

Information technology – IT – is rapidly improving the overall effectiveness of healthcare services. Nowhere is this more evident than in underserved communities, where access to care is o … read more

Case Study: Nurses Laptop Cart for Assisted Living Company Client: National Senior Living Company Situation:  Nurses need carts that combine laptop security with a customized storage solution Sol … read more

Although budget cuts and staffing shortages are now a fact of life across the healthcare industry, hospitals are still expected to deliver the highest possible quality of care to every patient. To do … read more

Many patients within the acute care setting are at risk of harming themselves or others. Whether these individuals are prone to falls, aggression, or wandering, they require constant monitoring to pre … read more