US-based Swedish Medical Center has deployed Aceso UpCare technology at its newly opened Issaquah campus.

Aceso UpCare technology will deliver condition-specific diagnostic and treatment information through television screens to the bedside of each patient at the facility.

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The solution has been integrated with Epic, an electronic health record provider, and Computrition, a foodservice software provider.

UpCare exhibits meal ordering choices for patients based on information received from Epic and Computrition, helping patients to make the right decisions.

A single server located several miles from the Issaquah facility will provide the UpCare services.

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Televisions inside each campus building are connected to Aceso UpCare services over Swedish’s internet protocol (IP) network and can be navigated with a remote control.

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Patients are offered a variety of healthcare information by their physicians based on their unique condition, diagnosis and treatment regimen, Aceso said.

Swedish chief technology officer Cathy Johnson said: "Aceso’s technology offers broad integration capabilities with other services, such as Electronic Health Records, that we feel is vital for long-term ROI."

Chuck Salmon, vice president of operations at Swedish/Issaquah, added: "Aceso’s UpCare system is the ideal fit for Swedish’s Issaquah campus as we aim to provide patients with the most compassionate hospital experience available."

Swedish is a comprehensive, non-profit healthcare provider in the Greater Seattle area.

Swedish’s network consists of three hospitals in Seattle, a hospital in Edmonds (formerly Stevens Hospital), and a hospital in Issaquah.