Client outcomes
How clients improved critical healthcare operations.
See how healthcare and laboratory teams reduced delay, connected fragmented work, improved control, and strengthened performance.
Featured client outcomes
Three examples of operating improvement.
Diagnostic order operations
A new diagnostic test was ready. Its order operation needed to catch up.
A biopharma company connected order intake, patient-record migration, and tracking to support a time-sensitive launch.Read the case study →
Financial-assistance operations
Financial assistance moved from paper intake to a connected path.
Applications, document data, and billing were connected to support faster access decisions.Read the case study →
Environmental laboratory operations
Sample custody began in the field. The digital record followed it to the lab.
Electronic chain of custody, instrument integration, and automated reporting replaced paper-heavy work.Read the case study →More client outcomes
Results across healthcare and laboratory operations.
Clinical laboratory operations
A growing clinical lab improved turnaround and billing performance.
A new LIMS connected order entry, billing, and result delivery as demand increased.Read the case study →
Genetic testing operations
Accelerating result delivery across genetic testing operations.
A genetic testing laboratory connected multiple testing paths through a shared integration layer.Read the case study →
Network rule operations
Connecting network rules and contract coordination.
A pathology network connected rule management, assignments, and contract execution.Read the case study →Laboratory data foundation
Creating one operational data layer across laboratory systems.
A pathology network centralized laboratory data and reduced the time required to answer operating questions.Read the case study →
Client-service operations
Giving client teams real-time visibility into laboratory operations.
Operating systems were connected to give client teams a shared view of issues and priorities.Read the case study →
Reference laboratory operations
Improving order processing across a high-volume reference lab.
Document intake, result delivery, and upstream billing checks were brought into one automation program.Read the case study →Rapid diagnostic testing
Launching a drive-through testing operation on a fixed timeline.
A national diagnostic laboratory introduced digital registration and a paperless path for COVID-19 testing.Read the case study →Pharmaceutical quality operations
Modernizing regulated quality work in a pharmaceutical lab.
A controlled laboratory system replaced disconnected spreadsheets and strengthened data integrity.Read the case study →
Claims operations
Reducing claim denials through better processing and intelligence.
Claims processing and denial insight were connected to reduce rework and improve payment flow.Read the case study →Laboratory information systems
Reducing manual specimen entry with a custom LIS.
A clinical laboratory replaced repetitive entry with a connected laboratory information system.Read the case study →Diagnostic revenue cycle
Strengthening denial resolution and payment performance.
Revenue leaders gained clearer visibility into denial patterns, resolution work, and payment performance.Read the case study →
Laboratory reporting
Turning fragmented laboratory reporting into a connected view.
A national pathology network connected reporting across separate laboratory systems.Read the case study →Multi-site laboratory operations
Unifying a multi-site laboratory network on one LIMS.
A national network standardized systems, test menus, and reporting across its laboratory sites.Read the case study →
Laboratory inventory operations
Using real-time inventory data to lower operating cost.
Laboratory and operating systems were unified to support faster inventory decisions.Read the case study →Start with the result
Which result matters most to your leadership team?
Bring the priority, operating context, and result you need to improve. Gistia will help determine whether the opportunity deserves the next step.