Reinforcing 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 MoreHelping the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to reduce avoidable readmissions, DSS, Inc. announced that the VA Mountain Home Healthcare System has implemented its C3 solution.
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In 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.
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In this DSS, Inc. podcast interview, we speak with Rodney Neal, VP, Sales & Marketing at DSS, Inc., who discusses how the company has charted a path towards developing new technologies and finding ideal solutions that fully align with the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) overall care mission.
Read MoreRecognized as being part of an exceptional group of individuals that have time and again been winners of the FedHealthIT100 Awards, DSS, Inc. is proud to announce that Mark Byers, President of DSS, Inc., has been named a FedHealth IT Hall of Fame Inductee for 2022.
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DSS, Inc. honors Veterans this Veterans Day, and is proud to have supported the VA for over 30 years.
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DSS, Inc. lays out all the benefits of integrating mental health services into primary care – better care, more coordination and lower costs for the VA
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For 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.
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The U.S. has the second largest oldest population in the world. By 2050, 21.4 percent of our population will be 65 years or older.
As such, a new approach to care delivery is required. Today, we’re saddled with expensive, inefficient healthcare IT that has severed the personal connection between doctors and patients as well as between nurses and patients. If we don’t change how care is delivered in this country, the healthcare system will collapse into a sea of red ink.
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