Here are four things to know:
1. The surgery center used the Jellyfish Access platform, which features self-service check in, transparent wait times and real-time patient status updates for family members.
2. The platform also has patient survey tools.
3. Through the technology, Panama City Surgery Center lowered its registration time by 68 percent.
4. The number of surveys patients completed increased by 28 percent since the ASC employed Jellyfish Access.
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