When it comes to IT, healthcare organizations face many of the same challenge as any other organization including limited budgets and scalability. Healthcare organizations also face challenges related to storing, managing, and protecting critical patient data and research data and keeping systems available to handle critical care.
Healthcare organizations of all types have been choosing HC3 hyperconverged infrastructure from Scale Computing to serve their IT infrastructure needs. HC3 offers simplicity, scalability, availability, and affordability to organizations who need to streamline operations with a reliable solution. Whether a healthcare organization is specialized in emergency services, mental health, medical imaging, research, or any other aspect of care, HC3 is a smart choice.
These are just a few of the healthcare organizations that have chosen HC3 for IT infrastructure. Click on the company logos to get the full success stories.
“Our vision is to be THE national model for patient centered care. An integral part of that process is ensuring that our IT systems can keep up with our growing staff and patient needs. With the help of HC3, our small IT department has found the bandwidth needed to not only keep us running, but developed new programs and processes that help us move toward our vision.” - Renee Jensen, CEO, Summit Pacific Medical Center
“HC3 is a huge advantage from the standpoint of managing your infrastructure. Instead of a separate interface for every layer in the environment, you are condensing it into a single tool.” - Greg Starnes, Network Coordinator, Families, Inc
“I think I could have gotten the same thing done [with the HP blade server and Hyper-V solution], but it would have been infinitely more complex, time consuming and nowhere near as redundant as what I’ve got with HC3.” - Chuck Myers, System Administrator, Medical Imaging Northwest
“The Scale solution is perfect for our environment. As well as simplified management, the face value of the Scale solution has saved us over £80,000. This is an amazing cost reduction and we can put this money to use elsewhere.” - Matthew Underhill, IT Team Leader, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine