Indianapolis-based Community Health Network is partnering with CLEAR, the company known for developing biometric ID checks for airports, in a bid to enhance security. The collaboration aims to streamline password reset processes and improve identity verification across the health system, reducing the burden on support services while enhancing overall security, according to a Sept.

总部位于印第安纳波利斯的社区健康网络（Community Health Network）正在与CLEAR合作，CLEAR是一家为机场开发生物识别身份检查的公司，旨在提高安全性。据9月1日报道，此次合作旨在简化密码重置流程，改进整个卫生系统的身份验证，减轻支持服务的负担，同时提高整体安全性。

25 news release shared with Becker's.Healthcare service desks are frequently targeted by individuals impersonating employees or patients in attempts to reset passwords and gain unauthorized access to sensitive information. To address this, Community Health Network is transitioning from multi-factor authentication, which verifies devices, to CLEAR Verified, a system that directly authenticates individuals to better mitigate these risks.The rollout of CLEAR will begin in September, starting with employee password resets and later expanding to patient access for MyChart accounts and visitor registration.This move follows a successful pilot at Community, where 90% of targeted employees adopted CLEAR, eliminating 6,000 annual password reset calls and freeing up support staff to focus on patient care, according to the release..

25与贝克尔共享的新闻稿。医疗保健服务台经常被冒充员工或患者的个人作为目标，试图重置密码并获得对敏感信息的未经授权访问。为了解决这个问题，社区卫生网络正在从验证设备的多因素身份验证过渡到CLEAR Verified，该系统直接对个人进行身份验证，以更好地减轻这些风险。。这一举措是在社区成功试点之后进行的，据新闻稿称，90%的目标员工采用了CLEAR，取消了6000次年度密码重置呼叫，并释放了支持人员专注于患者护理。。