Nurses and team at QuestCare on T Sheets

DALLAS, USA: T-System Inc. has announced QuestCare Clinic, a nonprofit urgent care clinic, will use T Sheets to help deliver efficient and high-quality care to the under and uninsured patients of the Northern Dallas region.

With limited staff and funds, QuestCare wanted a system that would be intuitive and efficient for interchanging volunteers. The clinic-located in one of the highest poverty areas of North Dallas-relies solely on volunteers to care for an average of 20 patients a day.

"T Sheets are extraordinarily well-designed and intuitive, which make them easy to use and learn for our clinical team," said Matt Bush, M.D., president of QuestCare Clinic. "They contribute to efficiency in an urgent care setting and allow us to devote more time to patient care."

Bush, who also practices for Medical City Hospital in Dallas, was familiar with T-System solutions and sought to bring them to QuestCare. The volunteer nurses and physicians at Questcare found that T Sheets decreased training time, increased patient throughput and helped improve the quality of care.

"As a company focused on making a positive impact on unscheduled care, we were pleased our solutions' value could extend to QuestCare," said Roger Davis, T-System president and chief executive officer. "Covering more than 80 chief complaints, our ICD-10-ready documentation solution has helped and will continue to help hundreds of urgent care clinics across the country achieve better clinical and financial results."

Through the donation of T Sheets to QuestCare Clinic, T-System stated it joins Medical City Hospital, Watermark Church, the Cooper Clinic and others in its support of the clinic's goal to serve the community though charitable care services.