Nurses are burning out, and the technology stack meant to help them is making it worse. IPORT, iOS, and a powerful ecosystem of clinical apps are rewriting the caregiver experience from shift start to shift end.
A technology stack that adds to the burden
The traditional inpatient nurse relies on a brick phone, a pager, and a heavy WOW cart pushed from room to room. This fragmented, immobile stack makes collaboration slow, documentation difficult, and point-of-care efficiency nearly impossible. Even facilities that have deployed shared phones and tablets report poor results: devices go missing, cables are lost or damaged, and nurses start every shift hunting for a working device before they have seen a single patient.
From shift start to shift end
IPORT, iOS, and a best-in-class ecosystem of clinical applications work together to create a seamless, cable-free caregiver experience. Every touchpoint is faster, simpler, and better.
Caregivers lift a fully charged iPhone from the IPORT MultiDock and authenticate instantly via facial biometrics. The IPORT case survives drops and hospital-grade disinfectants while staying slim enough for a scrubs pocket.
With Scandit, the iPhone camera becomes a clinical-grade barcode scanner for medication administration at the point of care, already integrated into Epic Rover. No cart, dramatically streamlined documentation.
A dedicated care coordination app connects nurses directly with physicians, pharmacists, and specialists. Fast, secure messaging replaces pagers and brick phones entirely, so decisions happen faster.
At shift end the iPhone goes back on the MultiDock. iEnterprise wipes all PHI over the air, and the device reaches 50% charge in under 30 minutes, ready for the next caregiver.
Full fleet intelligence
IT teams gain rich, real-time visibility across the entire shared device fleet. No more blind spots, lost devices, or wasted budget on replacement hardware.
Real-time device location across the entire facility floor plan: know where every shared device is at any time.
Devices that leave designated zones are automatically flagged, eliminating the 10–17% annual loss rate of shared fleets.
Understand how devices are used, by whom, and when, enabling data-driven decisions on fleet size and training.
Automatic drop alerts enable proactive inspection and replacement before a compromised device reaches a nurse.
Better tools. Better care. Better outcomes.
- Zero cables: a seamless shift start and end experience
- Biometric authentication: secure, instant, effortless
- Medication administration at the point of care, no WOW cart required
- Automatic PHI wipe: HIPAA compliance without IT overhead
- Reduced device loss through geo-fencing and real-time telemetry
- Improved caregiver satisfaction and reduced burnout
Solution partners
IPORT's healthcare specialists work directly with clinical operations and IT teams to design, deploy, and scale iOS-powered caregiver solutions that nurses actually love using.
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