GE Healthcare Systems is well known as a provider of global medical technology, diagnostics, and digital solutions. The company has been bringing its combination of technology and advisory services to healthcare workers, patients, and communities for more than 100 years. Their intelligent devices, data analytics, applications, and services, are helping clinicians and professionals on the frontlines deliver care more efficiently and with better outcomes.

“Adventist Health hopes to save $100 million with GE Healthcare,” March 7, 2019, Sacramento Business Journal -- Roseville-based Adventist Health is setting out to reach $100 million in savings through a new partnership with GE Healthcare. The new partnership, announced Tuesday, will see GE Healthcare deploy new efficiency measures throughout Adventist Health’s hospitals and clinics. The benchmark of $100 million in savings, which is anticipated to happen over the next five years, will come by making sure Adventist Health sites are using the right level of medical of equipment in the most efficient way possible, according to GE Healthcare.

“The Hospital will see you now,” Feb. 2019, Forbes -- Step inside Johns Hopkins’ 5,200-square-foot Judy Reitz Capacity Command Center and it’s a bit like you’ve entered NASA mission control.  Computers hum at 24 workstations. Dispatchers field calls and direct virtual traffic. Large wall-mounted flat screens display live data dashboards. In the background, an array of artificial intelligence (AI) applications track the occupancy of every bed in every department at every second, and use predictive modeling to anticipate when the next ICU bed or operating room will become available in the next hour—or, better yet, the next minute.  Since Johns Hopkins collaborated with GE Healthcare to launch the command center several years ago, it has improved efficiency so much that it has boosted hospital capacity by the equivalent of 16 beds without extending its physical footprint by one inch.

“Jefferson Health reports success 2 years into GE partnership: 6 questions with Chief Integration Officer Kathleen Kinslow,” Feb. 15, 2019, Becker’s Health IT --  Philadelphia-based Jefferson Health embarked on an eight-year shared-risk partnership with GE Healthcare in July 2017 to optimize its patient care strategy. The goal of this collaboration is to create a forward-looking, robust health system by removing redundancies and maximizing sourcing efficiencies. Through a shared-risk model that aligns the economic interests of Jefferson Health with GE Healthcare, both organizations have agreed to critical milestones that must be achieved throughout the relationship. The joint team is focused on strategic growth, advanced clinical transformation, revenue optimization and operational efficiency, while leveraging technology to deliver best-in-class, seamless care that is convenient and affordable for patients.

“COVID-19 shows the life-saving potential of working in real-time,” Sept. 8, 2020, Healthcare IT News,  — Europe's first GE Healthcare-powered Clinical Command Centre opened in 2019. GE’s experience delivering Command Centres around the world tells them that providing caregivers with actional real-time data is key to driving optimization of healthcare.

“How do you serve more patients without adding staff or beds? Here’s one hospital’s answer,” Feb., 2019, HealthManagement -- Every day, up to 400 people come through the Emergency Department (ED) doors at Bradford Royal Infirmary (BRI) in Northern England. The hospital serves 500,000 people who live in Bradford and communities across Yorkshire, one of the largest regions in all of England. Over the last decade, ED attendances have grown by more than 40% to 125,000 ED attendances, driving a bed capacity rate that routinely exceeds 96%*. It all paints a clear picture of the growing demand on the region’s healthcare system. That’s why BRI, part of Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, is pioneering the first Command Centre of its kind in collaboration with GE Healthcare.