Ohio Hospital System Uses TWC Network to Connect Patients & Doctors
- 9 years ago
NEW YORK, November 26, 2014 /3BL Media/ – OhioHealth, a nationally-recognized, not-for-profit system of healthcare facilities based in central Ohio, is utilizing technology to connect patients with physicians. By using services from Time Warner Cable Business Class, the organization is able to remotely provide care to patients throughout the state.
While OhioHealth turns to TWCBC for a number of business solutions, including video, phone and data services, it’s TWCBC’s robust network that makes OhioHealth’s cutting-edge telemedicine program possible. TWCBC provides 100 Mbps point-to-point Ethernet Private Line (EPL) fiber circuits connecting 50 care sites, 300 Mbps Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) at their headquarters, plus up to 100 Mbps High Speed Internet Access service connecting the organization’s smaller offices. This gives OhioHealth the speed and capacity for applications such as streaming two-way audio and video.
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While OhioHealth turns to TWCBC for a number of business solutions, including video, phone and data services, it’s TWCBC’s robust network that makes OhioHealth’s cutting-edge telemedicine program possible. TWCBC provides 100 Mbps point-to-point Ethernet Private Line (EPL) fiber circuits connecting 50 care sites, 300 Mbps Dedicated Internet Access (DIA) at their headquarters, plus up to 100 Mbps High Speed Internet Access service connecting the organization’s smaller offices. This gives OhioHealth the speed and capacity for applications such as streaming two-way audio and video.
Read More: http://3blmedia.com/News/Ohio-Hospital-System-Uses-TWC-Network-Connect-Patients-Doctors
© 2014 | 3BL Media/Time Warner Cable | All Rights Reserved