What does a hybrid-remote Command Center really look like? 

A health system Command Center can drive significant, positive outcomes. The newest trend emerging is Command Centers created with a hybrid model, featuring both in-person and remote team members. With many health care systems already achieving HIPAA compliance programs for remote employees before the COVID-19 pandemic, others have now followed suit. 

Based on TeleTracking’s extensive work with health systems of varying sizes and circumstances, we have addressed many questions and considerations along the way regarding this hybrid Command Center solution. We’ve compiled a list of the most frequently asked questions we hear regarding transitioning a command center to a remote-hybrid model. 

What are the pros and cons of hybrid Command Centers? 

With Command Center SaaS-based technology, remote team members still have access to the information they need, just without the luxury of seeing it on massive boards. The advantages of a hybrid model are compelling, and many health systems have proven that the challenges can be overcome and team members can work successfully. 

What parts of a Command Center can go remote? 

With the appropriate hardware and software, any team member can potentially achieve success working remotely. To start, it helps to consider the various responsibilities a Command Center may face. 

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