DSS to showcase oncology tools at AVAHO 2026 in Austin

DSS will present its oncology care software at the Association of VA Hematology and Oncology’s 2026 annual meeting Sept. 11-13 in Austin, Texas. The company aims to show how its tools can help VA teams manage complex cancer care workflows and support Veteran care.

Why it matters: - VA oncology teams are under pressure to coordinate complex care across infusion clinics, physicians, nurses and hematology staff. - DSS is positioning its software as a way to improve patient safety, care coordination and workflow efficiency for Veterans with cancer. - AVAHO 2026 brings together professionals across the cancer care continuum to share practices and strengthen Veteran-focused hematology and oncology care.

What happened: - DSS will attend the Association of VA Hematology and Oncology 2026 Annual Meeting Sept. 11-13 at the Austin Marriott Downtown in Austin, Texas. - The company will exhibit at booth #210. - DSS will showcase its flagship oncology care solutions for Department of Veterans Affairs care teams. - AVAHO selected “Strengthening Our Community” as this year’s theme. - AVAHO President Dr. Nicholas Burwick chose the theme.

The details: - DSS will highlight Infusion Therapy Manager, or ITM, and Order Tracking Manager, or OTM Oncology. - ITM is designed to support safer, more consistent infusion therapy. - ITM includes evidence-based treatment plans, automated dose calculations, real-time clinical warnings and standardized workflows. - OTM Oncology gives teams centralized, real-time visibility into patients and clinic workflows. - OTM Oncology is intended to improve coordination and help prevent delays in patient care. - DSS says the theme reflects the collaboration needed to deliver safe, high-quality cancer care to Veterans. - DSS works with VA oncology professionals on technologies that support patient safety and care coordination. - DSS team members, including clinicians and health IT experts, will be available during the meeting to demonstrate the products and discuss workflow challenges. - AVAHO 2026 is designed for professionals working with Veterans with cancer and hematological disorders. - The program will include sessions on oncology research, nursing, pharmacy, radiation oncology, cancer registries, AI and ethics.

Between the lines: - DSS is using AVAHO to deepen its visibility inside the VA oncology community and show that its products are built around day-to-day clinic operations. - The company is leaning on direct feedback from VA oncology staff as a product-development input, not just as a sales pitch. - The inclusion of AI and ethics sessions suggests the annual meeting is expanding beyond traditional clinical topics into emerging technology questions.

What's next: - DSS will demonstrate ITM and OTM Oncology throughout the AVAHO meeting. - The company plans to talk with infusion staff, oncologists, nurses, hematologists and other health care professionals about workflow pain points. - AVAHO 2026 will continue through Sept. 13, giving attendees time to compare tools, share ideas and network across disciplines.

The bottom line: - DSS is betting that better oncology workflow software can help VA teams deliver safer, more coordinated cancer care for Veterans.