Juvare, the global leader in emergency preparedness and response technology, announced the launch of BedSync™, a powerful new software solution designed to automate healthcare facility bed capacity reporting in alignment with the CDC’s NHSN Connectivity Initiative: Hospital Bed Capacity Project.
BedSync™ enables real-time, API-driven reporting from Juvare’s EMResource® platform directly to the CDC’s National Healthcare Safety Network (NHSN)—eliminating manual data entry, improving accuracy, and easing the regulatory burden on already stretched clinical and administrative teams.
“This launch represents a major step forward in supporting state and federal agencies with the timely, accurate data they need to make life-saving decisions,” said Sam Klietz, Chief Revenue Officer at Juvare. “With BedSync™, facilities can easily participate with the NHSN Bed Connectivity Initiative without impacting the valuable time needed for patient care.”
Designed for Scale Across the U.S. Healthcare Ecosystem
With Juvare’s EMResource platform already in use across 24 states and U.S. territories, BedSync™ has the potential to automate reporting for hundreds of thousands of beds across more than 3,000 hospitals and healthcare facilities—including acute care, long-term care, behavioral health, and rehab centers.
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Key Benefits of BedSync™ Include:
- Automated Secure and confidential reporting as frequently as every 15 minutes
- Elimination of manual data entry, reducing errors and saving staff time
- $50,000+ in annual staffing efficiency savings per facility
- Single API submission usable for multiple reporting requirements (e.g., NHSN, state agencies, EMRs)
- Network-wide data visibility and analytics-ready outputs
A Partnership Built for Public Health Readiness
To enable national implementation, Juvare has partnered with a CDC prime contractor for the technical rollout of the NHSN Hospital Bed Capacity Project. The CDC’s goal is to establish real-time visibility into national healthcare capacity—ensuring that during emergencies, all stakeholders from federal agencies to individual healthcare facilities, can have a response that is swift and efficient. BedSync is one of the first tools built specifically to support this initiative.
Source: Businesswire