Newsroom
...

TriCore CTO Shares Insight at Upcoming Lab Quality Confab and Process Improvement Institute

10/21/2015

ALBUQUERQUE- TriCore Reference Laboratories Chief Tech Officer, Bill Remillard will address the audience at the upcoming Lab Quality Confab and Process Improvement Institute on November 3, 2015.
 
Bill Remillard will discuss topics related to creating automation around Lab data concept streamlining and normalization, so they may easily be used in advanced informatics tasks. TriCore uses the Rhodes Software Platforms to reduce the cost and minimize the intensity and time of adding new connection points, so it can connect to a practically unlimited number of data sources. TriCore also utilizes Rhodes Technology to collect Clinical Patient, order, results, cost and revenue data from hospitals, EMRs, billing systems, insurance carriers and other sources to normalize actionable informatics through the Rhodes platform integration, eMPI and MDM engines. TriCore consolidates clinical, financial and disease management to increase the value of the laboratory in the communities it serves.
 
“We want to empower the patient to actively participate in their healthcare process and offer providers with timely actionable informatics to improve their ability to deal with the massive information load in their daily workflow," said TriCore CEO Khosrow Shotorbani. "This would have a measurable impact in improving the quality of care to our patients adding value to the lab services in our market."
 
“The technology and integration creates a new model for advanced laboratory solutions,” said Bill Baker, CEO of Rhodes Group products and services.  “Each solution was created with clinical profitability and cost reduction in mind allowing for utmost optimization.  We now combine forces with TriCore, a leader in the laboratory space, to offer relevant industry strategies, and a new model for a BI driven operations, clinical and revenue business process.”  
 
During the presentation Bill Remillard will discuss the outcomes of TriCore's integration and informatics processes. He will show how business intelligence tools can be used to assist in lab operations, revenue and disease management tasks. Remillard will illustrate TriCore’s efforts to present a new model of Lab operations and new value proposition for the lab in our communities, and for our providers, sponsors and insurance payers.  
 

 

TriCore in the News

Basics of Researching, Selecting, and Implementing New POCT Devices

Technology is advancing by leaps and bounds, and manufacturers release new point-of-care testing (POCT) devices almost daily. As news of a novel technology spreads, requests from hospitals, provider offices, urgent care sites, and other locations increase. Likewise, when the public becomes aware of the possibilities of faster testing, people start to expect that when they visit their provider or any other healthcare site, they’ll be able to get results and necessary treatment immediately. With emerging POCT devices, the days of hospital-based glucose and urine dipstick testing being the only tests available at patient bedside are in the past.

AACC,10/26/2021

ONE-ON-ONE: Karissa Culbreath — Medical Director, infectious disease chief, Tricore Reference Laboratories

There’s one sure way to get Karissa Culbreath to do something: Tell her she can’t.

“I am a highly competitive person and really all you have to do … is tell me that I can’t and then — ‘OK. Let’s go. Watch me,'” says Culbreath, medical director of infectious disease at TriCore Reference Laboratories.

Albuquerque Journal,02/25/2021

Database shows NM health care facilities receiving COVID-19 relief funds

A new federal database is giving a look at which New Mexico hospitals and health care providers received federal funding related to the coronavirus. The database published on the CDC’s website lists over 1,100 different New Mexico entities that received CARES Act aid funding under the federal Health and Human Services Provider Relief Fund.

KRQE TV 13,07/09/2020

One on One with Robin Divine

Robin Divine was on the job at TriCore Reference Laboratories for just a short time when the coronavirus threw the state’s largest clinical lab into “crisis mode.”

Albuquerque Journal,07/06/2020

View All

Recent Tweets

Follow us on Twitter