Readers Write: Review of the mHealth Summit
Author: Norman Volsky | Date: December 17, 2014
Last week I attended the mHealth Summit in Washington, DC. I met with 25 vendors over a two-day period and came away with several takeaways regarding mHealth industry trends and the companies that correspond to each.
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VIDEO: Software Platform May Improve Care Efficiency
Author: Sherry Boschert | Date: October 18, 2014
Electronic health records are everywhere, but how can a health system best use all the data that it collects?
Software platforms are emerging to organize and analyze the data for population health management. One new system from the company Acupera has been implemented in St. Vincent Health, an 18-hospital system in Indiana that’s part of Ascension Health, based in St. Louis.
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Acupera CEO Talks Healthcare Tech and Population Health at Health 2.0
Author: Elyse Rossler | Date: September 23, 2014
Acupera, a health care technology company, provides a population health and care coordination platform for medical centers to more “effectively manage” their patient population.
On Monday, mHealthWatch caught up with Acupera CEO and Founder Dr. Ron Razmi to discuss the future of population health and the role his company intends to play in the evolution of the healthcare tech industry.
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FALSE ALARM
Electronic alerts are intended to improve safety and efficacy for patients. But because of the volume and poor design of most alerts, the result has led to wide scale fatigue and lack of engagement by physicians, nurses, pharmacists and other care coordinators.
Acupera CEO Dr. Ron Razmi shared his thoughts with Managed Healthcare Executive.
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Acupera Pulls in $4M to Help Health Providers Better Understand Their Patients
Author: Jennifer Ringger | Date: August 12, 2014
Acupera, which makes population health and workflow technology for health systems, has raised a first institutional funding round of $4 million to scale its product and hire more staff, the company said.