TELCOR to Debut New QML® Operator Management Capabilities at ADLM 2026
LINCOLN, Neb. - June 12, 2026 - TELCOR, the market leader in point of care middleware and the choice of 58% of U.S. hospitals, today announced two...
LINCOLN, Neb. - June 12, 2026 - TELCOR, the market leader in point of care middleware and the choice of 58% of U.S. hospitals, today announced two new operator management capabilities in TELCOR QML® and will exhibit at ADLM 2026, the annual meeting of the Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine, July 26-30 at the Anaheim Convention Center. Attendees can meet TELCOR’s point of care and revenue cycle experts at Booth #2547 throughout the Clinical Lab Expo, July 28-30.
Point of care testing has moved well beyond hospital walls into freestanding emergency departments, urgent care clinics, outpatient surgery centers, and physician offices. That expansion is exactly what TELCOR’s promise of Everything, Everywhere Point of Care® was built for: the company has focused on point of care connectivity since 1995, building middleware and nothing else, with no devices or reagents to sell. The same growth has made operator qualification one of the hardest compliance problems in laboratory medicine, with thousands of non-laboratorians performing tests on thousands of devices and everyone requiring documentation that stands up to inspection.
The new features close two of the most persistent gaps:
Operators who float between CLIA facilities. When testing personnel work across facilities operating under different CLIA licenses, each facility may require its own certification and competency documentation. QML now tracks certification requirements separately for every facility where an operator performs testing, and point of care coordinators can view and manage all operators within their areas of responsibility, even when an operator’s primary assignment is elsewhere.
Certification due notifications. QML can now automatically email daily reminders to operators approaching a certification due date with activities still to complete. Reminders continue until all requirements are finished, reducing the risk of operators being locked out of devices and unable to test when patients need results.
“Point of care programs are being asked to prove operator competency across more locations, more devices, and more people than ever before,” said Nick Terrano, President, Point of Care, TELCOR. “More than 2,800 hospitals and health systems manage their programs on QML, and 97% of them stay with us year after year. These capabilities are a direct answer to what they told us they need: one place to see it all and a way to get ahead of expirations before they interrupt patient testing.”
TELCOR will also feature its laboratory revenue cycle solutions at Booth #2547, including TELCOR Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), the only RCM software built exclusively for laboratories and rated 4.7 out of 5 on Capterra, and TELCOR Revenue Cycle Services (RCS), a fully managed, U.S.-based billing service. New AI capabilities, bundled with RCM and RCS, work within revenue cycle workflows to help billing teams resolve more claims with less manual effort.
“Labs face reimbursement pressure that generic billing platforms were never built to handle,” said Chris Terrano, President, Revenue Cycle Management, TELCOR. “We build revenue cycle software for laboratories and no one else, and we look forward to sitting down with lab leaders in Anaheim to talk about what that focus means for their results.”
Conference attendees are invited to stop by Booth #2547 to talk with the TELCOR team about device connectivity, operator management, compliance oversight, and laboratory revenue cycle performance. To explore TELCOR’s point of care software before the show, visit telcor.com/point-of-care. Complimentary expo passes are available at go.telcor.com/adlm.
Members of the media and industry analysts attending ADLM 2026 can schedule briefings with TELCOR executives during the show by contacting marketing@telcor.com.
About TELCOR Inc
TELCOR builds healthcare software for point of care testing and laboratory revenue cycle management. Guided by its promise of Everything, Everywhere Point of Care®, TELCOR QML® is the market-leading point of care middleware, chosen by 58% of U.S. hospitals, deployed across more than 2,800 hospitals and health systems, and retained by 97% of customers. TELCOR RCM and RCS give laboratories billing software and services built for the way labs get paid. For more than 30 years, TELCOR implementations have been delivered by clinically experienced, IT-knowledgeable professionals who understand each customer’s environment and objectives. Learn more at telcor.com.
Media Contact:
Karis Ahlberg
VP Marketing, TELCOR
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