Despite massive IT investments (EHRs, ERPs, Financial Information Systems), hospitals are still losing millions every year. Leaders continue to lack visibility into their true costs. Hindered analysis and misleading data prevent them from identifying failed processes and making impactful decisions. This broken system is why so many health systems fall short on margin. Learn how you can create clean, unified data — without overhauling your systems — and realize $125M+ while building stronger AI, billing, and safety data to drive your organization in the right direction.
Here are some highlights from what we learned from our guest speaker, Mike Ferris, CEO of Diverse Health Solutions, a veteran healthcare supply chain and data expert with nearly two decades of experience helping hospitals drive savings through better data and process improvement:
Hospitals have spent millions on new EMRs, ERPs, and finance systems.
But for most, the promised cost savings and efficiency remain out of reach.
The main culprit? Dirty, fragmented data. Even the best systems can’t deliver results if your data is inconsistent, missing, or siloed.
Key challenges hospitals face:
Results from our webinar poll:
“Most hospital leaders aren’t confident about the accuracy or quality of their own data—even after major IT investments.”
Poor data is more than a nuisance:
The Root Cause: Disconnected Systems
Instead of buying yet another software upgrade, focus on fixing your data.
How VSee IQ helps:
Results in as little as 2–6 weeks.
You get accurate, consistent, “query-ready” data to power every decision—using the tools you already have.
Real results include:
Bonus: VSee IQ’s subscription model comes with ROI protection. If you don’t get results, you don’t pay the full fee.
“No hospital really has perfect data. But by cleaning and normalizing it, any hospital can start to see fast, meaningful results.” —Mike Ferris
Real financial transformation starts with trustworthy, unified data, not just more tech. Want to know how clean data could boost your hospital’s bottom line? Contact us to learn more.