Accelerate Lab Turnaround for Urgent Care Clinics with Dendi LIS

Dendi LIS Solutions for Urgent Care Networks

Urgent care networks depend on speed, accuracy, and scale. With multiple locations and high patient volume, labs supporting urgent care require systems that manage site workflows, interface directly with instruments, and integrate with EHRs for seamless patient care. Dendi LIS provides urgent care networks with the flexibility, scalability, and usability needed to keep operations efficient while delivering fast turnaround to patients.

Your network needs a LIS that adapts to multiple collection sites, handles rapid outpatient testing, and integrates with clinical systems without slowing down staff. With Dendi LIS, you can unify data across all locations, automate result reporting, and give staff tools that minimize training time so patients get the care they need quickly.

Highlighted Solutions

1. Multi-Location and Collection Site Management
Manage patient orders, results, and operations across multiple urgent care locations in one platform. Ensure consistency and visibility for all sites in your network.

2. Rapid Connectivity with Instruments and EHRs
Connect to your lab instruments and integrate seamlessly with urgent care EHR systems, streamlining ordering and reporting so results are available when providers need them.

3. Scalable, User-Friendly Workflows
Leverage cloud-native scalability to add locations quickly, while providing staff with intuitive tools for patient intake and rapid report generation — essential for high-volume outpatient care.

Customer Spotlight: Urgent Care Networks

Urgent care providers across the country use Dendi LIS to streamline lab operations, connect sites and instruments, and keep patient workflows moving quickly.

“The speed and simplicity of Dendi LIS is exactly what our urgent care network needed. Staff can intake patients, run tests, and deliver reports without delay. The ability to scale quickly as we add new sites has been critical in keeping up with patient demand.”
— Laboratory Director, ConvenientMD Urgent Care

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