Category: Healthcare Operations

Qventus secures $105M investment, accelerating development of industry-first AI solutions

Our hardworking Qventus team has always brought an unparalleled level of brilliance, determination, and passion to the table, fueling our vision to alleviate the administrative burden from providers to deliver highly reliable care for patients. We’ve consistently and successfully navigated the evolving healthcare landscape with innovative AI solutions that unlock efficiency and drive growth for […]

Qventus named 2024 Frost & Sullivan Customer Value Leader

At Qventus, our success is inextricably – and intentionally – linked to our clients’ success. The proof is in the ROI: we’ve demonstrated an average over 10x ROI for our health system and hospital clients.  It’s always exciting when our hard work is publicly recognized, so I’m honored to announce that Frost & Sullivan has […]

Qventus Earns 92.5 in 2024 KLAS Capacity Management Ratings

I am excited to share that today Qventus announced our exceptional achievement in the capacity management segment in the 2024 KLAS ratings, receiving high scores (90+ out of 100) across all customer experience pillars. This is our first full rating by KLAS, and Qventus received an impressive overall KLAS score of 92.5 percent (as of […]

AI Operational Assistants: Promising Use Cases for Better Care

We recently announced the launch of our new platform capability, AI Operational Assistants.  This new capability helps frontline healthcare workers unlock efficiencies that reduce the amount of time spent on administrative tasks and empowers them to spend more time working at the top of their license. Simply put, it’s like giving every healthcare worker a […]

Reducing Administrative Burden & Enhancing Patient Care with Our New AI Operational Assistants

In hospitals, surgery centers, clinics and many other care settings, frontline healthcare workers are overburdened, buried under a mountain of administrative tasks that don’t make good use of their expertise and specialized skill sets. Clinicians spend about half of their valuable time on administrative to-do’s, causing burnout, limiting their impact, and wasting an estimated $13 […]