Portico Software

Medport Features

Creates secure bridges of communication using existing infrastructures that dramatically reduces complexity and cost, while promoting the exchange of information.

• Reduces Cost by 90 percent
• Eliminates Complexity
• 100 Percent Secure
• Massive Scalability
• Eliminates Conventional Networking
• Requires No IT Involvement
• Obsoletes Current EMR Interfaces
• Agent HL7 Interface
• Free Printer Supplies Service
• Free Mobile Client
• Includes Disaster Recovery
• Desktop Client Interface
• Notifies Grossing of Specimens
• Managed Solution Options

Building Blocks of Medport

The elements involved in creating secure bridges of communication
With MedPort, a paradigm shift has been created that makes secure bridges of communication
within the confines of existing infrastructures (Internet and mobile communication) possible. Perhaps
an greater shift is the possibility to exploit the full potential of newer mobile technologies with a promise of even more secure communications within the confines of current caregiver systems,
without straining current staff.

1) Agent

Solid state appliances that communicate orders/results and act like robots that require no setup.

3) Mobile App

Open client that provides viewing of results, courier pickup, customer interaction, and payment.

2) .Net Connector

Interfaces Healthcare Information Systems to provide information, results, and receive orders.

4) Desktop Tray App

Engage your clients with a free app that saves them time and keeps your brand in front of them.

Connecting Healthcare Systems

Simplifying communications exchange between healthcare systems while at the same time radically reducing cost - is an important and powerful tool for reducing the overall cost in healthcare which in 2010 was $2 trillion dollars. The healthcare community is being stressed to improve overall cost dynamics, reduce departmental overlaps and incentivize the further deployment of cost effective technologies.

MedPort can assist the Healthcare industry to simplify the exchange of information between disparate systems by creating bridges of communication based on existing infrastructures.