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Watch how VCU Health leverages the latest options for secure messaging across smartphones, pagers, and computers, as well as contact center technology that supports a single, centralized location for 225 agents.

Watch how Banner Health has improved nurse response times to critical alerts in the NICU, reduced time needed to launch a critical code, and strengthened relationships with NICU family members.

Go behind the scenes at Bermuda Hospitals Board to learn why they chose to move from several communication systems to a unified enterprise clinical communication platform.

Watch how University of Utah Health uses Spok solutions to improve communication among clinicians and speed response in emergencies.

Secure, HIPAA-compliant communications are critical for patients’ protected health information—or PHI. We hear about security breaches, their cost to hospitals, and the impact on patients every day. Plus, care team members need to support workflows by using the devices that make the most sense for their roles. Although many of the popular messaging apps and...

People and technology need to communicate flawlessly to speed response times and keep safety and satisfaction at the forefront. With Spok® , it’s possible for one unified technology platform to solve multiple challenges across different areas and departments of the hospital. It improves workflows across the organization, from the contact center to the patient’s bedside, and...

This video features our comprehensive critical communications solution for healthcare: Spok Care Connect®. As hospitals today confront myriad communication challenges, they often find themselves cobbling together clinical communication systems from different vendors. Unfortunately, these pieces often have separate data sources that usually can’t talk to one another. Spok offers one unified technology platform that can...

Hear from 10 healthcare leaders as they share what it’s like to work with Spok on a relationship level and describe what “above and beyond” support looks like.