As one of the nation’s top 10 health care organizations, Advocate Health Care wanted to update and expand its use of videoconferencing technology to reduce business travel requirements and improve patient care outcomes throughout geographically dispersed hospital locations.

Via Christi Health, the largest provider of healthcare services in Kansas, had been delivering Meditech, the electronic health record system, to workstations throughout the hospital with Citrix Presentation Server 4.5 for several years and recognized the need to upgrade this legacy solution. 

As developer of the Barclays Center, the 675,000-square-foot, 18,000-seat sports and entertainment venue that is home to the Brooklyn Nets basketball team, Forest City Ratner Companies envisioned a highly connected, state-of-the-art, $485 million sports arena.

Unit 5 School District in McLean County, Illinois needed to ensure compliance with the U.S. Federal Communications Commission’s Children’s Internet Protection Act to provide content filtering for its students. The district turned to Burwood for networking and digital security expertise.

California’s largest public healthcare system planned to build a new 740,000-square-foot “Hospital of the Future” and upgrade existing hospitals. The new facility required a scalable, forward-looking IT infrastructure to support current and future technologies.

The College of Pharmacy within the University of Illinois at Chicago has long offered streaming video classes to better attract and serve geographically dispersed students. However, the demand for distance learning eventually exceeded the capacity of the existing campus network.

When UConn Health began developing a state-of-the-art Outpatient Pavilion, it needed to ensure that the comprehensive IT portfolio would be seamlessly activated and commissioned during the multi-phased construction and move-in schedule.

When a Midwest-based medical school and its health system counterpart decided to adopt a new electronic medical records (EMR) system, it was clear that new infrastructure would be needed as well. The joint leadership team, enlisted Burwood to architect a solution.

A major, multi-faceted health system brought on board a technology executive with deep expertise in enterprise telecommunications to transform diverse workflows and enhance patient care. 

When Ann & Robert H. Lurie Children’s Hospital of Chicago moved from its Lincoln Park facility to a new, state of the art building, they turned to Burwood Group for project leadership and networking expertise to help with this substantial transition.

A major, multi-faceted healthcare system wanted a forward-looking telemedicine solution to enable staff neurologists and residents to effectively diagnose and treat stroke patients in a timely and effective manner within their 21 system hospitals.