Healthcare organizations using HP ThinPro OS thin clients to access NextGen EHR through Citrix, RDS, non-persistent VDI desktops, browser-based workflows, or shared clinical workstations often require clinicians to manage multiple passwords before reaching patient-care systems. This white paper explains how Credenti helps reduce password friction while preserving existing healthcare access models.

This white paper outlines:

• Why clinicians often encounter repeated authentication prompts when accessing non-persistent VDI desktops and NextGen EHR workflows
• How badge-based authentication improves login speed and shared workstation usability
• How Credenti integrates with HP ThinPro OS, Citrix, RDS, and non-persistent desktop environments
• How named-user authentication supports audit visibility and healthcare accountability objectives
• How healthcare organizations can modernize authentication for non-persistent desktop environments without redesigning existing clinical workflows
• How offline-ready authentication models help maintain operational continuity in distributed care environments

It addresses a core challenge faced by healthcare organizations: maintaining fast, uninterrupted access to clinical systems while ensuring authentication events remain associated with verified individuals for operational accountability, HIPAA-aligned security objectives, privacy review processes, and audit readiness.

Download the white paper to learn how healthcare organizations can implement passwordless, badge-based access for NextGen EHR running on non-persistent VDI desktops delivered through HP ThinPro OS thin clients without disrupting patient-care workflows.

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