Running the Modern Infusion Center: The Future of Infusion Starts with Operational Intelligence

Speakers

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Mohan Giridharadas
Founder and CEO, LeanTaaS
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Jason Harber
Chief Product Officer, LeanTaaS

Summary

Infusion centers do not necessarily need more chairs—they need greater visibility into how capacity, demand, and staffing interact throughout the day. Scheduling complexity, operational variability, and disconnected workflows can contribute to longer waits, uneven workloads, and underused capacity. This session explores a more advanced operating model for infusion operations: one that can anticipate constraints, support more precise decisions, and continuously adapt as conditions change. Discover how operational intelligence and smarter orchestration can help improve patient access, reduce wait times, and make better use of existing resources.

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