Oscar Misla Villalba, President & CEOOne of CIRACET’s biggest triumphs is enabling seamless healthcare information exchange among various providers; a challenge which was not addressed for years—effective continuity of care from one provider to another. The company has also helped resolve data migration challenges when the status of an individual changes from ‘in-patient’ to ‘out-patient’. Bridging data and the various elements of the healthcare ecosystem such as physicians, hospitals, clinics, and patients has been key to ensure seamless information exchange.
CIRACET’s flagship product suite, which comprises PC3 (Patient Centered Care and Collaboration Platform) and CAMS (CIRACET Asset Management System), has propelled the company ahead of industry peers in the healthcare realm. Shedding light on these unique products, Misla- Villalba states that the motive behind the development of these tools was to optimize traditional, important routine healthcare functions that were predominantly disparate and insulated from other related systems. While PC3 is a cloud-based collaboration platform that unifies healthcare providers, enabling data exchange in an interactive, secure, and real-time manner, CAMS is an enhanced replication of Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS). The latter is an integration platform that enables the creation of work orders, scheduling service requests, and medical assets inventory management.
Noris TorresThe Microsoft Azure Cloud-Based PC3 collaboration platform designed to connect systems using national interoperability standards, in addition to any available format available, helps providers upload and download information, facilitates sharing relevant information from EHRs, keeps all care stakeholders’ systems updated with the latest patient information and empowers healthcare executives to make accurate strategies. Although Ambulatory Service Centers (ASCs) have been utilizing exclusive patient engagement tools to bridge physicians with insurers and patients, uploading and updating health records frequently have been hurdles. Misla-Villalba mentions there have been numerous instances of insurance companies failing to view or retrieve useful information from such tools. PC3 has been effective in resolving various such challenges by linking ambulatory services with insurance company portals and consolidating real-time information.
CIRACET aims to assist providers from across the globe in the areas of planning, analysis, diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of healthcare concerns through effective adoption of best-of-breed technology
According to Misla-Villalba, the inception of CIRACET’s innovation center, a couple of years ago, was one of the organization’s noteworthy milestones. The initiative also spurred the birth of PC3, the product responsible for its current profound visibility. In the next 18 months, team CIRACET aims to elevate the capabilities of PC3 to empower insurance firms and patients by facilitating better interaction. In a way, the company is striving towards, and has partly succeeded, in the development of a clinical social network. The organization has also transcended beyond Puerto Rico and is making waves across Latin American regions such as Chile, the Caribbean, and Panama as well. “The bigger picture is to contribute toward the development of a better healthcare realm by utilizing the best-of-breed technology and sophisticated systems,’’ concludes Misla-Villalba.
