The Clinicspectrum booth was the life of the party and included balloon animals, remote control quadcopters and even Google Glass.

After trekking thousands of square feet on the show floor Masimo’s hospitals beds started to look quite nice.

The carnival that is HIMSS15 included vendors selling nachos, hotdogs, pizza and popcorn.

DocuTap’s interactive display claimed a sizable chunk of the South Hall at McCormick Place.

Those who couldn’t make it to the greens were offered an alternative option at IHT2’s booth in the South Hall.

Hitachi’s Connected Patient offered a glimpse into the future of smart monitoring devices.

The Sprint Emergency Response Team (ERT) provides short-term wireless telecommunications equipment, infrastructure and operations support to federal, state and local government entities, public safety officials, law enforcement, military and private corporations.

The CDW team scored a prime parking spot at McCormick place.

McKesson’s bright lights and futuristic furniture made attendees feel like they were on the set of Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey.