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January is National Blood Donor Month, a national observance dedicated to recognizing the volunteers whose generosity saves lives every single day. Modern medical care depends on volunteer donors for emergencies, surgeries, chronic illnesses, and cancer treatments because blood cannot be manufactured.

Wishing you a joyful holiday season & a successful 2026 from The Equinox HIT Team

Join us in welcoming Aaron Biondolillo to the team as a Senior Project Manager.

Healthcare interoperability continues to evolve with significant momentum. The federal government's latest interoperability standard offers a roadmap for more connected care, adding new data elements that support clinical precision, public health, and care coordination. At the same time, leading EHR vendors are evolving their platforms to align with these standards, signaling a broader industry shift toward real-time, structured data exchange.

We’ve developed a quick readiness quiz, based on real-world scenarios, to help assess whether your assigned IT resource has the depth and range of expertise needed to navigate the complexities of healthcare construction in 2025.

Equinox HIT was proud to attend the Parker Women's Wellness Summit at the PACE Center, a day dedicated to wellness, connection, and inspiration

In today's healthcare landscape, technology is no longer a supporting player; it's a critical foundation. Yet, too often, IT infrastructure is not adequately planned or accounted for in hospital construction projects. Learn more about Common IT Infrastructure Pitfalls in Healthcare Construction (And How to Prevent Them).

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare technology, two terms often surface in conversations about connected care: interoperability and integration. While they’re sometimes used interchangeably, they represent distinct concepts—each critical to building a truly connected healthcare ecosystem.

Project Progress Loma Linda University Children's Health Specialty Clinics