
Whether a current Oracle Cerner client or newly transitioning to Cerner Millennium, our Cerner Help Desk can unify EHR support across your growing organization at any stage.
Today’s IT departments are pressured by competing projects, budgetary concerns, high turnover and staff burnout, along with an industry-wide lack of qualified IT staffing. Stoltenberg Consulting’s Cerner Tier 1+ Service Desk Line is the go-to support solution, offering all-inclusive packaging or customized solutions specifically catered to your organization’s budget, IT landscape and end-user needs.
Named 3x Best in KLAS for Partial IT Outsourcing, Stoltenberg’s Cerner Tier 1+ Service Desk Line provides Tier 1+ and optional Tier 2 and 3 support for healthcare organizations of all sizes, from small community hospitals to large multi-hospital entities. Our extensive knowledge and Oracle Cerner system expertise enables quick but thorough ticket resolution, satisfied end users, and detailed Tier 1+ Service Desk reporting for proactive IT issue mitigation across the continuum of care. We proactively educate users within our Cerner Help Desk support, so issues are fully resolved on the first call with effective communication, documentation, customized how-to instruction sets and knowledge transfer.
Named 3x Best in KLAS for Partial IT Outsourcing (PITO) support
1:1 provider sessions to address all clinician EHR special requests or education needs
IT support desk EHR break/fix and reporting capability. No escalation required
Physician only concierge line for priority response to eliminate clinical care delays
Go-live call command center for new system transition or EHR new version upgrades
Stoltenberg Consulting was founded in 1995 and has supported Cerner clients for more than 14 years
A cross-client average of 80% or more of Service Desk requests resolved on the first call/interaction
Resolved an average of 6,800+ calls per month for all Cerner clients
24/7x365 support, or just nights and weekends, during weather emergencies, all based on you needs
Average requester wait time is less than 10 seconds, with only less than 3% call abandon rate