Mobile Heartbeat Clinical Communications Platforms MH-CURE And Banyan, Join Epic’s App Orchard Marketplace

By AIT News Desk On Aug 25, 2021

The mobile applications integrate with Epic mobile apps Haiku and Rover to provide hospital staff with easy access to secure, clinical communication solutions

Mobile Heartbeat announced that two of their clinical communication and collaboration platforms, MH-CURE and Banyan, are available on the Epic App Orchard marketplace. The announcement follows the debut of the new Banyan Platform at HIMSS 21.

“Many organizations are looking to provide clinicians with an integrated experience between their mobile EHR applications and their clinical communication solutions,” said Mike Detjen, chief operating officer at Mobile Heartbeat. “By listing our MH-CURE and Banyan Voice applications in App Orchard, we are providing an essential communication modality – voice – within the Epic suite of applications.”

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The Banyan Platform, which was announced in June 2021, is a cloud-native, modular solution to common communication obstacles. Healthcare organizations can experience a completely customized collaborative experience, tailored to each facility’s specific workflows.

The first application on the platform, an integrated VoIP module called Banyan Voice, leverages Microsoft’s Azure Communication Services and the Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare to deliver the highest quality and most reliable technology to customers.

MH-CURE, Mobile Heartbeat’s original communication and collaboration platform, has a proven track record of powering communications for some of the largest enterprise healthcare organizations in the United States and currently supports 250,000 clinical and operational staff.

“Joining App Orchard is a significant step toward facilitating a completely integrated user experience for clinical care teams,” said Ron Remy, chief executive officer at Mobile Heartbeat. “This is what we strive for—making it easier for healthcare organizations to coordinate care across the enterprise.”