What we do
We develop clinical information systems highly tailored to the needs of specific segments of the provider community, starting with obstetrics, gynecology, and pediatrics. Current products manage information across the continuum of hospital-based care from the mom's pregnancy through the infant's developmental care.
The Site of Care System becomes the "data hub" for all perinatal and neonatal information. Once data resides within the System clinical leaders & administrators leverage the flexibility of the System for a multitude of outputs.
- Perinatal Statistics
- Neonatal Statistics
- Newborn Hearing Screening
- VON reporting
- CPQCC reporting
- CCS reporting
- Neonatal Transport Statistics
- Birth Certificate Generation
- Synergis RVS Tracking
- JCAHO Preparation
- Staff Credentialing
- Competency Skills Reporting
- Quality Improvement projects
- Utilization Review
- Benchmarking
- Neonatal Follow-up
- Physician Report Cards
- M & M statistics
- ICD9/DRG/CPT Coding
- Day to day Reporting Requirements
Site of Care Systems' Mission and Vision
Site of Care's mission is to develop "best of breed" solutions and related support services that are highly tailored to the needs of Women's and Infants' healthcare. Site of Care delivers world class solutions through this approach that improve healthcare, save lives, reduce costs and improve the provider patient relationship.
Site of Care's Vision is to continue to develop products and services serving Women's and Infants' healthcare, while becoming the national recognized leader in this space. The Company will continue to complete the full line of products to cover the continuum of care starting with pregnancy and following through to healthy pediatrics. In doing so, it will help parents attain their goal of raising healthy children.
History of Site of Care
Site of Care Systems was founded by Elliott Main MD, Perinatologist and Terri Slagle MD, Neonatologist, in 1996. The two worked together at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco, where they developed a number of highly successful clinical information systems for that hospital. Initially designed to improve clinical outcomes in both Labor and Delivery and the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), the systems soon provided labor and cost savings. These systems were the genesis for the Company.