AIRwave

Waiting rooms become productive environments for your patients

Patients enjoy free, secure and no-hassle unlimited wireless Internet access from either a AIRtabs or their own personal wireless device, all from the comfort of their seat. This opportunity to be educated, entertained and productive will reduce wait time frustration which in turn will help to increase patient retention for the provider.

Improving Patient Satisfaction

AIRwave adds value to health care organizations by allowing the organization to communicate directly to its patients with important messages, upcoming events, clinical trials information and medical procedure. Patients enjoy free, secure and no-hassle unlimited wireless Internet access from either a AIRtabs or their own personal wireless device, all from the comfort of their seat. This opportunity to be educated, entertained and productive will reduce wait time frustration which in turn will help to increase patient retention for our clients.

AIRwave Patient Entertainment Systems offer the World’s First Interactive Digital Out of Home Media Netowrk for the Medical Wait Environment

"The Future of Waiting Patiently"

What Patient Entertainment Systems provide:

1. Education – Health and Consumer Related Information
   • Exam Room Education
   • Continuing Medical Education (CME) for health care providers
2. Entertainment – surf the web, watch a movie, play games, etc.
3. Productivity – check and send email, review your stock portfolio, review and make changes to documents
4. Immediate Action – Patients can forward email to a secure account or respond to ads or promotions instantly
5. Income and Protection for Your Healthcare Organization – Additional streams of revenue and liability protection through HIS integration

Key Statistics of the Waiting Room Environment:

1. Captive Audience – There are 1.1 billion patient visits in the United States each year and the AMA estimates the average patient’s wait time has exceeded thirty (30) minutes
2. Measurable Demographics – Physicians track the age, sex, and number of patients seen monthly
3. 17.5 million adults are using the Internet to search for health information (as reported by Deloitte & Touche and VHA, Inc.)