2
FTEs redirected to frontline work
100%
elimination of CDs

Before PocketHealth, releasing imaging at William Osler Health System meant a significant amount of manual work. Clerical staff burned CDs for patients and referring physicians, time that could have gone to other frontline work. Patients carried those CDs between appointments and those who arrived without the required information risked being rebooked or turned away.
Through PocketHealth, patients and referring physicians now have immediate access to imaging as soon as it is available. PocketHealth’s cloud-based, network-agnostic platform automates image release and retrieval, connecting systems that previously couldn’t communicate and giving every party in the care journey fast, secure access to imaging in full diagnostic quality. With release and retrieval automated, the manual work behind each request is removed. The goal was zero CD burning, and it was met almost instantly after go-live. Patients also have access to PocketHealth’s AI-powered patient engagement tools, which help them understand their imaging results.
“We were able to redirect FTEs to other really critical frontline work. Not only has it allowed us to redirect staff to more important tasks, but it also means not turning a patient away when they arrive without the required information.”
PocketHealth automates the operational complexity of healthcare: the manual, non-clinical work that surrounds every patient visit. For more than a decade, the company has automated this work from both the provider and patient sides, building a distinct understanding of how providers operate and how patients engage in their care. Its agentic operations platform extends that expertise across the enterprise, automating non-clinical workflows end-to-end while working inside existing systems and adapting to each site’s SOPs. The result for providers: improved capacity, financial performance and patient outcomes. PocketHealth is SOC 2 and HIPAA and PHIPA compliant, and trusted by 900+ health systems. Request a demo today.