RVH partners with Savience to transform care
September 11, 2019
BARRIE, Ont. – Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre (RVH) has entered into a partnership with technology provider, Savience, for a host of digital services to transform outpatient services and improve patient satisfaction. The technology, which includes self-registration kiosks, clinical dashboards, wayfinding boards, reminder services, a patient portal and mobile apps, will be installed incrementally with the first kiosks planned for early 2020.
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