The Outpatient App team is excited to attend the 2025 Defense Health Information Technology Symposium (DHITS), taking place August 25–28 at the Gaylord Opryland in Nashville, Tennessee.
This annual four-day event—hosted by the Defense Health Agency (DHA)—brings together government, military, and industry leaders in health IT. Outpatient is presenting the new Readiness Scheduling System (RISS) during the Day 1 Air Force Service Day Agenda. We will also be demoing the system at Booth #322 all through the week.
Join Us for the Day 1 Panel Discussion
Outpatient App will be featured in a Day 1 panel session at 12:45pm on August 25, 2025, alongside leaders in military health IT. We will be presenting the new RISS System and explaining the 3 “Firsts” recently announced – including the first SBIR Phase III contract.
This session will feature:
- Colonel William Báez, CHIO of Air Force Medical Service
- Peter Yewell, CEO of Outpatient App
- Brian Corey, CTO of Outpatient App
- Mark Withers, Retired Air Force CMSgt and CMEF #5 – SVP of Business Development, Outpatient App
Together, we’ll explore how real-time readiness scheduling is transforming Readiness Compliance —and what’s next for innovation across the Military Health System. Hint: Agentic AI coming soon…
Featuring: RISS – Readiness Innovation Scheduling System
FIRST SBIR Phase III across all DoD & AFMED working on broader implementation
This year, our spotlight is on RISS, the Readiness Innovation Scheduling System developed in partnership with military medical teams. RISS is a secure, cloud-hosted platform that automates and streamlines readiness scheduling for all compliance requirements including – PHA, OHE, Labs, Immunizations, Audiograms, Dental and more.
Built to reduce administrative burden and improve compliance, RISS enables:
- Self-scheduling by Service Members from their phone. They love the convenience and easy access
- Real-time request tracking and approvals by Med Staff
- Real-time reporting and data for leadership and Staff
- Compliance without needing integration into ASIMS or Genesis
- Saving ~ 10,000 hours per site per year or the equivalent of 5 FTE’s
Already in use at Travis AFB, MacDill AFB, and other installations, RISS has saved thousands of hours per site—while improving the Service Member experience and Medic workflow.
Built for Medical Readiness AND Secure, Scalable Access
The DISA / Air Force A1 office recently announced sponsoring Outpatient App into their Cloud One hosting environment, which comes with their Authority to Operate (ATO), and FedRamp High / IL5 certification. This is also a major step towards enabling integration with other Federal IT systems.
The Outpatient App platform was already FedRAMP Moderate Ready, NIST 800-53, 800-171 & CMMC 2.0 compliant. With this next step, Outpatient App will be the first digital health company in the new Cloud One Landing Zone.
Speaking of Firsts, Have you seen the recent “3 Firsts” announcement?
Outpatient App recently achieved three major milestones:
These achievements reflect the growing impact and demand for RISS across the DoD.
Read the full article here »
Let’s Connect at DHITS
Find us at Booth #322 … Stop by to get your MTF Starter Kit and chat with our team. We’ll have live demos of RISS in action—and of course, fresh new Outpatient App Information Materials and the always cool Outpatient App swag.
Whether you’re looking to reduce clinic workload, improve readiness tracking, or expand patient self-service options, we’d love to show you what’s possible.
See you in Nashville!
We look forward to connecting with MHS and DHA leaders, healthcare providers, and industry innovators at 2025 DHITS. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn more about how Outpatient App is advancing the future of medical readiness and compliance across the DoD.
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