RNDS News
See our Let’s Go! Wayfinding solution in action at the HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exposition
Let’s Go! has been chosen to be the digital wayfinding solution for the 2021 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exposition in Las Vegas, August 9-13. The HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition is the can’t-miss health information and technology event of the year, where professionals throughout the global health ecosystem... Read Article »
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Let’s Go! Wayfinding Technology Expands into Sports Arena
Let’s Go! is the latest innovation from the Austin-based company healthcare tech company RN.D.S., who specializes in telemedicine and hospital tech solutions that help improve care and experience for patients, caregivers, and visitors alike, but who have recently expanded into other arenas where their technological innovations are extremely applicable such... Read Article »
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Arise Austin Medical Center Adopts RNDS to Improve Patient Outcomes and Nurse Engagement
RNDSapp, an all-in-one, integrated communication and collaboration platform delivers an exceptional healthcare experience for everyone. RNDS announces today an agreement with Arise Austin Medical Center to deploy RNDS, an all-one, secure care team collaboration mobile platform for improving the quality of care Arise patients receive. The RNDS platform is designed... Read Article »
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RNDS Introduces Game Changing Healthcare Collaboration Platform At SXSW
RNDSapp, an all-in-one, integrated communication and collaboration platform delivers an exceptional healthcare experience for everyone. RNDS, a medical software development company based in Austin, TX presented their hospital communications and collaboration platform, RNDSapp, at the SXSW ReleaseIT! event last week. Jayson Aydelotte, M.D., co-founder of RNDS and a surgeon in... Read Article »
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