We love to problem solve with you!

Whether you’re looking to squeeze an extra appointment out of your day or need to tame a nine-operatory beast, KelKom has your back.

Our multi-disciplinary expertise in control system architecture, workflow management and human physiology is at your disposal as we help you tailor the most efficient workflow management system.

Call us (know your Time Zone!) or send email using the form below, and we’ll get back to you in 1-2 business days.

The standard KelKom panel for both FlexPanel™ and BasicPanel™ systems is 21 keys (3 x 7) laid out over a 6.5 x 3-inch grid. The FlexPanel usually begins at 21 and can fit up to 48+ buttons (6 x 8 array) on the tablet screens.

There are myriad customizations available, but this method is the most efficient. We recommend grouping the keys into 3 classes, with the white key reserved for system control. The remaining 20 keys are split into a who/what/where format:

• Who – People on the Left Side of the Panel

• • Utilize 2–3 Letter Abbreviations for Rooms and People (“CON” for consult, “FC” for finance coordinator).
• What – Procedures (Colors) in the Center
  • These can indicate the status of the patient or the importance of the message.
• Where – Destinations on the Right
  • Numbering treatment rooms creates a simple structure.
• Reset/Switch Modes – White Key
  • Switch between message or patient flows modes.
  • Press to acknowledge a message.

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The standard KelKom panel for both FlexPanel™ and BasicPanel™ systems is 21 keys (3 x 7) laid out over a 6.5 x 3-inch grid. The FlexPanel usually begins at 21 and can fit up to 48+ buttons (6 x 8 array) on the tablet screens.

There are myriad customizations available, but this method is the most efficient. We recommend grouping the keys into 3 classes, with the white key reserved for system control. The remaining 20 keys are split into a who/what/where format:

• Who – People on the Left Side of the Panel

• • Utilize 2–3 Letter Abbreviations for Rooms and People (“CON” for consult, “FC” for finance coordinator).
• What – Procedures (Colors) in the Center
  • These can indicate the status of the patient or the importance of the message.
• Where – Destinations on the Right
  • Numbering treatment rooms creates a simple structure.
• Reset/Switch Modes – White Key
  • Switch between message or patient flows modes.
  • Press to acknowledge a message.

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