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National Ambulatory Surgery Center Technology Company HST Pathways Unveils Product Rebranding: “HST Case Coordination”

June 28, 2021 By admin

The launch streamlines software integrations under the HST Pathways end-to-end product offering

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – HST Pathways this morning announced the launch of its newly rebranded product offering, “HST Case Coordination.” Formerly known as Casetabs, HST Case Coordination will be fully integrated into the HST Pathways end-to-end software solution, creating a simplified user experience for ambulatory surgery center (ASC) audiences.

HST Pathways is a leader in ASC cloud-based technology with more than 15 years of experience in the industry. Seeing the immense benefit to its shared client base, HST Pathways and Casetabs began bi-directional integration of their products in 2019, and were formally merged in November 2020 under one company through a majority investment led by Bain Capital Tech Opportunities with a minority investment from Nexxus Holdings. The rebranding aligns the Casetabs product offering with other HST Pathways solutions, including HST eChart and HST Practice Management.

“We’ve seen a spectacular reception to the integration of our two companies from our clients over the past year,” said Gavin Fabian, Chief Product Officer at HST Pathways and Founder of Casetabs. “With the integration of our products under one platform, it made sense to further the alignment to make it easier for customers to navigate the tools and resources available to them. HST Case Coordination will have the same features that customers have come to love and lays the groundwork for further innovations under the HST Pathways brand.”

HST Case Coordination will be integrated into the full product suite of HST Pathways offerings. HST Case Coordination is a cloud-based scheduling software that ensures healthcare practices, physicians, and case teams are viewing the same real-time schedules. The AI-driven HST Case Coordination features smart scheduling with focus on operating room (OR) utilization, mobile access, HIPAA compliant chat functions, digital surgery boards, patient texting with ID and insurance uploads, and patient ride texting. Additional features include ASC surgery schedule sharing with physicians, advanced block time capabilities, and scheduling analytics.

HST Case Coordination is available as a standalone product, through HST Essentials, as well as through the HST One and HST One+ premium membership offerings. For more information about HST Case Coordination, visit HST One.

About HST Pathways. HST Pathways, a Bain Capital Company, is the leading provider of a suite of products under the “HST One” membership offering, including practice management software, physician office scheduling, care coordination, revenue cycle optimization, enterprise supply chain management, case costing, patient engagement and communication, an electronic health record system, and data analytics. See why more than 1,300 clients are choosing HST Pathways by visiting www.hstpathways.com.

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