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It’s a simple concept with powerful implications: give patients access to their clinical notes. Let patients review their caregiver’s analysis and give them an opportunity to add additional information or correct mistakes. Make summaries and instructions available so patients can review responsibilities and take ownership of their health. Pull back the curtain and provide patients total transparency into their health. Embrace the guiding principle of, “nothing about me without me”.
Digital Health Done Right is a Redox Blog Series that shines a light on a member of our interoperable network. We believe in what our partners are doing and want to share their stories and outcomes with you.
If there’s been one common thread throughout the companies featured thus far in Digital Health Done Right, it’s the thought that elevated and improved healthcare extends beyond the four walls of the doctor’s office. We’ve seen this with Glooko, Docent, and Tytocare, and each one does a fantastic job integrating different aspects of a patient’s life into one seamless and cohesive healthcare experience.
Rumors have been whispered for years now—Apple is quietly acquiring strategic companies and hiring biotech engineers to work on medical moonshots. While Apple hasn’t been shy about making their interest in healthcare known, last week was the first time rumors were confirmed for an actual prototype of a potentially game-changing product for blood glucose monitoring.
To an experienced clinician, looking at a child’s face can often be enough information to make a disorder diagnosis.
Recently, we’ve had an influx of requests from customers wanting to let the world know that they can integrate with any EHR. In response, we’ve created an “Integration Powered by Redox” badge that any of our partners can proudly display on their website.
Digital Health Done Right is a Redox Blog Series that shines a light on a member of our interoperable network. We believe in what our partners are doing and want to share their stories and outcomes with you.
Some of our digital health application partners have created solutions for healthcare problems that seem like no-brainers. Glooko, for example, created an awesome platform for diabetes management, and Docent found a way to use technology to inject some much-needed humanity into the patient experience.
UniteOR recently announced a partnership with us to integrate their surgical loaner tray tracking software with EHRs being used by their health system customers. UniteOR’s solution ensures critical surgery resources are available in the right place at the right time, a workflow that is historically challenging in the surgical sphere.
One of these weeks, I’m going to share a heartwarming story about a healthcare discovery that promises to improve the lives of millions of patients around the world. Unfortunately, this isn’t that week.
Recently, we announced a partnership with Medable to integrate iPhone and Android-collected clinical studies data directly with any EHR. This furthers Medable’s mission of enabling researchers to be digital health innovators—an objective that we're passionate about as well.
If you figure out how to sell something people will always need, you’ll never go out of business. And, if you figure out how to sell something within another thing that people will always need... well, you’re just plain brilliant.
When Sally Poblete stepped down from her 20-year career as a healthcare executive to launch a company of her own, she was led by a passion for building consumer confidence in insurance.
Digital Health Done Right is a Redox Blog Series that shines a light on a member of our interoperable network. We believe in what our partners are doing and want to share their stories and outcomes with you.
The benefits of any new technology always come at a cost. Sometimes, they're clearly known or predicted; other times, the costs are unforeseen and can be difficult to address.
