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CellTrust Releases Healthcare Integration Server

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CellTrust Corporation, the recognized worldwide leader in secure mobile communication that the company has expanded the capabilities of its HIPAA-Compliant Communication Integration Server (HCCIS) to fill the gap between different vendors who provide alert aggregation to handsets.

This  enabes solution providers and organizations utilizing Integrating the Healthcare Enterprise (IHE) profiles in support of communication standards such as Health Level 7 (HL7), and Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine (DICOM), to simplify integration with healthcare devices, smartphones, and applications.

“By enabling deep integration of our HIPAA Compliant Communication Integration Server with the hardware and software that medical professionals use to communicate, we are making it faster and easier for healthcare organizations to leverage our secure mobile communications platform,” said Sean Moshir, CEO and chairman of CellTrust.

“When a doctor has critical news or a patient has a pressing question, time is precious. The ability to communicate quickly while adhering to HIPAA regulations makes the process less stressful and more efficient.” He added.

The CellTrust HIPAA Compliant Communication Integration Server is a tailoring of CellTrust’s patented, secure mobile messaging, and voice technologies specifically to meet needs and requirements of the healthcare industry.

CellTrust enables healthcare organizations, their patients, and staff to communicate patient information via secure SMS/text messaging, secure voice calls, secure email, and secure 2-way paging, thereby enforcing privacy and security rules.

The HIPAA Compliant Communication Integration Server is available as a hosted cloud solution, or as an enterprise solution, where the server and all data are administered and maintained within the healthcare organization’s data center.

CellTrust additionally provides a free API interface and SDK to readily integrate with health care applications and devices.

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