Hospital Executives

Chief Executive Officer

Won’t meetings with the board, the media, and the community go more smoothly when your hospital has fewer HAIs? And won’t it be even more meaningful if this could actually save your hospital money rather than adding to its costs? And if patient experience improves, along with the hospital’s reputation in the community, all the better.

Our system has reduced HAIs between 72% and 81% in multiple hospitals, saving millions of dollars, providing a positive ROI and increasing patient satisfaction.

Chief Operating Officer / VP of Operations

Imagine your hospital with fewer HAIs and a better patient experience while actually saving money. Now imagine that your staff is able to work more efficiently, leading to happier employees and less turnover.

Believe it or not, our system can contribute to this scenario. In addition to reducing HAIs between 72% and 81% at a positive ROI, the data we collect and analyze leads to workflow improvements that save clinicians time, allowing them more time for patient care.

Chief Quality Officer / VP of Patient Safety

What if there was a way to ensure that every clinician performed hand hygiene virtually every time they’re supposed to? What if this method was positive and supportive, rather than negative and punitive? What if it freed up staff from having to do direct observation, so they could spend their time more productively? Further, what if it collected and analyzed vast reams of data automatically?

The Clean Hands – Safe Hands system can do all of this. Hand hygiene performance rates typically double or triple, and HAIs drop by between 72% and 81%. Staff acceptance is high, and actionable data is available online 24×7.

Chief Medical Officer / Chief Nursing Officer

You probably care deeply about patient safety and satisfaction. You probably care equally deeply about the safety and satisfaction of your physicians, nurses, and other clinicians.

Our system has reduced HAIs between 72% and 81% in multiple hospitals, leading to improved patient safety and a more positive experience. This keeps clinicians safer and healthier as well. Our reminder system is positive, never punitive, and has high staff acceptance rates. And the data we collect and analyze leads to workflow improvements that save clinicians time, allowing them more time for patient care.

Chief Patient Experience Officer / VP of Patient Satisfaction

Your goal is to improve patient experience and satisfaction – to create a culture where patient needs are met and they feel heard. You also strive for your HCAHPS scores to reflect your team’s efforts to attend to all aspects of patients’ well-being. You are probably equally concerned about the well-being of your staff.

With the Clean Hands – Safe Hands system, patients will see first-hand that your hospital is doing everything it can to keep them safe and satisfied. Patients that go home healthy, without catching an HAI (our system has reduced HAIs between 72% and 81% in multiple hospitals), are more likely to be pleased with their healthcare experience. And staff that are reminded to perform hand hygiene regularly are themselves more likely to stay healthy.

Chief Financial Officer / VP of Finance

Do you know how much HAIs cost your hospital today? If not, we can estimate this for you based on publicly-available data – you may be surprised. HAIs are not just a “cost of doing business” – our system has reduced them by 72% – 81%, saving millions of dollars. The savings are even more significant for hospitals on the HAC list. We’d be happy to estimate the return on investment of our system, showing you the positive impact on your cash flow and profits.

Chief Technical Officer / Chief Information Officer / VP of Technology

The last thing you want is a technology provider coming into your hospital, drilling into your walls, tapping into your network, potentially causing security or HIPAA concerns. Don’t worry – that’s not us! We don’t touch your infrastructure in any way. All we need is an external Ethernet port and we’ll be up and running.