Evolve to real-time, in-building connectivity and operational efficiency with 5G, mobile edge computing and network-as-a-service solutions.
Don’t just connect your business. Partner with Verizon to make it even smarter. Hospitals today are using digital solutions to help enhance patient experiences, improve asset tracking, enable cutting-edge technologies such as virtual and augmented reality, and safeguard data. Our advanced 5G network and solutions are built to promote operational efficiency and support critical applications. Let's achieve enterprise intelligence.
El acceso a 5G requiere un dispositivo compatible con 5G en un área de cobertura de 5G.
This four-part plan helps drive Enterprise Intelligence across the healthcare continuum to optimize the fuller promise of health technology and support clinical and operational objectives.
Connectivity is ultimately critical as healthcare leaders look to powerful innovations that will position the industry to transform into a preventive and unified healthcare system of the future.
Learn how 5G and edge computing could drive remarkable new innovations in patient safety, chronic disease management, drug supply chains and more.
From design and implementation to analytics and maintenance, our consultants have the deep industry expertise needed to help you develop strategies that will drive results.
Explore our interactive cityscape to see how connected healthcare solutions can help experts deliver better care to patients in the hospital and beyond.
Increase satisfaction and loyalty with a range of omnichannel and digital customer experiences.
Proactively identify and respond to threats to keep sensitive information secure.
Streamline telehealth to expand the reach, convenience and effectiveness of care.
With low latency, Verizon 5G and 5G Edge could power life-changing advanced technology that previously required a significant investment of time and resources.
Explore innovative ways IoMT can be used to revolutionize the care that patients receive in hospitals and at home.
5G and mobile edge computing (MEC) can enable AI applications such as video diagnostic assistance and surgical robotics. But is your hospital network ready to support applications like this?
Telemedicine isn’t just for remote care. Learn how you can improve efficiency, operational response and patient satisfaction with on-premises telemedicine.
This Frost & Sullivan report helps demonstrate how to bring a competitive edge to your contact center with the advanced data, tools and systems that your employees need to best perform their roles - regardless of location.
See how technology was quickly installed to help patients and medical teams stay connected during a challenging time.
Learn how Virginia went from 50th to fourth in national vaccination rates with the help of Virtual Contact Center solutions.
Learn more about how this state agency connected its emergency response team quickly with One Talk.
See how Verizon has expanded support of veterans with unlimited access to video telehealth services.
Let us help you and your teams avoid costly mistakes involved with network design. Verizon’s telehealth solutions can help you develop a blueprint for success.
Learn how state and local governments, as well as public health leaders, are managing the onslaught of calls and questions from constituents, employees and healthcare organizations.
Listen to the first episode of the “Public Health Trends in 2021 & Beyond: What a Difference a Pandemic Makes” podcast series from Government Technology Insider. Learn how federal agencies have embraced telehealth during the pandemic.
In the second installment of this public health podcast series experts discuss the critical role AI and IoT have played in developing a vaccine for COVID-19 and in equitable distribution of the vaccine.
In part two of the second installment of this public health podcast series experts discuss how the public and private sector can better collaborate to deliver patient-centric care.
In the third and final installment of this public health podcast series experts discuss why healthcare is an essential part of our national critical infrastructure and needs to be secured as such.