We’re the company that's changing the way you navigate your healthcare.
Innovative solutions that create a comfortable, intuitive patient experience.
Communication is the key.
We believe that better communication leads to better outcomes in healthcare. Our passion and mission are to create better communication between patients and care providers
– it’s that simple.
Fast and accurate insurance information collected from your patients
NAVI•Services provides accurate insurance collection from your patients before their appointment. We then use our proprietary NAVI•pal software to deliver it to your staff securely through HIPAA and HITECH compliant web services.
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Text-based, pre-appointment insurance collection allows your office to see more patients.
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Patients click the link in your text message, snap a photo of their insurance card and that's all they need to do.
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Their card image will then be sent to you through HIPAA and HITECH compliant web services. It’s that easy!
Introducing NAVI•Services
In The News
Bluepoint2's product NAVI received The Healthcare Tech Outlook Top 10 Patient Communication Solution Providers of 2020. Click the button below to read the story.
Better communication starts with NAVI
NAVI allows patients to navigate their healthcare appointments and communicate with their care providers from any mobile device.
Navigating your healthcare should be as easy as one tap or swipe on your mobile device.
Founder of bluepoint2
Liderman Duin
Healthcare communication for a mobile world
With NAVI you can...
Experience the power of mobile messaging for faster, more accurate communication to improve the patient experience.
Healthcare providers are increasingly adopting mobile messaging.
More people than ever prefer communicating through mobile messaging, especially when it comes to healthcare information. Care providers can use texting to communicate with patients in a more personal way through all the key touchpoints of the patient journey.
Increased online patient involvement
can result in a 90% satisfaction rate
for both patients and physicians.
One example of the economic impact of inefficient communications in Healthcare.
Admitting one patient takes about 51 minutes, of which an average of 33 minutes or 65% is lost due to inefficient communications.
This translates into an annual loss of about $728,000 per U.S. hospital.
