Rodney Neal, CRO and VP, Sales & Marketing at DSS, Inc., discusses the current and future state of digital transformation in health care IT, and how DSS, Inc. is a true innovation catalyst for the federal and commercial arenas.
Read MoreDiane Ratner, Senior Product Line Manager at DSS, Inc., discusses how DSS’s TheraDoc solution provided comprehensive Monkeypox clinical surveillance for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
Read MoreThe DSS Support Services team has received the highest ratings in overall customer satisfaction.
Read MoreThis new Fed Health Forward podcast interview discusses how the VA can overcome its diabetes and chronic diseases management challenges.
Read MoreDSS, Inc. celebrates all VA contracting officers, the unsung heroes who continually deliver on the mission.
Read MoreReinforcing decades of support to the VA, DSS, Inc. has COTS solution to improve the outbound prescription process that gives more choice and improves health outcomes for Veterans.
Read MoreIn order for any health IT implementation to truly succeed, vendors need to be fully connected with customers, and be able to quickly pivot to meet changing needs. At DSS, Inc., we take a full lifecycle approach to customer support, where we actively listen to our users – and quickly pivot to ensure the most optimal outcomes of their installations and overall product usage.
Read MoreFor more than 30 years, DSS, Inc. has been a trusted partner to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), delivering innovative solutions that improve care quality and delivery for our Veterans, and this legacy continues today.
In government Fiscal Year (FY) 2021, the company saw the widest adoption of its solutions at both the national level and with regional VAMCs.
Read MoreDocument Storage Systems, Inc. (DSS, Inc.), a leading provider of health information technology (HIT) solutions for federal, private and public healthcare organizations, today announced that is has been selected as a 2021 FedHealthIT Innovation Award winner for supporting COVID-19 surveillance efforts at 45 U.S. VA Medical Centers (VAMC) during the pandemic.
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