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Real Time Medical Systems Launches COVID-19 Vaccination Monitoring For Nursing Facilities Nationwide Post COVID-19 Vaccination Alert uses live data within EHR to proactively monitor adverse side effects following administration of vaccinations among resident populations Baltimore, MD /PRNewswire/ - Real Time Medical Systems (Real Time), the leading healthcare Interventional Analytics solution, today announces the launch of its Post COVID-19 Vaccination Alert tool. This new tool enables nursing facilities to proactively monitor residents who have been administered a COVID-19 vaccination for ad...

Share this article Share this article BALTIMORE, Feb. 4, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Real Time Medical Systems (Real Time), the leading healthcare Interventional Analytics solution, today announces the launch of its Post COVID-19 Vaccination Alert tool. This new tool enables nursing facilities to proactively monitor residents who have been administered a COVID-19 vaccination for adverse side effects – with no additional work or duplicate data entry needed.   Utilizing live data within the electronic health record (EHR), Real Time's Post COVID-19 Vaccination Alert identifies changes in vital si...

All it took was a gentle nudge contained in a carefully written email from a customer. The nudge convinced Rodeghiero to pursue a passion and open Baked Blessings by Lisa, a custom bakery, in what was a studio apartment at 111 W. Washington St. in Morton. Rodeghiero began operating out of the homey space in February 2017. Sixteen months later, she left behind a 27-year career as a nurse and went into baking full time. "While I knew my bakery business had a good customer base, I was fearful of walking away from a career that was guaranteed. Plus, my nursing education was a gift from my parents...

MORTON — Village officials are confident residents and others who visit Village Hall in a few months will give their stamp of approval to the new-look lobby. Lobby renovations costing slightly more than $205,000 began late last year and will continue until at least April. In the meantime, the lobby in the building at 120 N. Main St. is closed to the public. Craig Loudermilk, Morton's public works director, and Mayor Jeff Kaufman say the approximately 250-square-foot lobby is getting a much-needed update while keeping its historic charm. "I love our Village Hall building. It's so appropriat...

WASHINGTON — Eighteen Washington liquor license holders are getting a financial break from the city when they most need it. They won't have to pay for their license when they renew it for the 2021-22 fiscal year. They can thank Lori Peifer, owner of Lori's Kitchen Store, for the city's gesture. Peifer has a BYOB (bring your own beer and wine) license from the city for cooking classes held at her store. The license cost her $350 for the 2020-21 fiscal year, which began May 1 and will continue through April 30. During normal times, Peifer holds about two cooking classes a week. Because she's...