Adopting innovative technologies in healthcare is something that has the power to transform care delivery, but it's also something that requires intensive thought, analysis, and planning. But above all, innovation adoption requires leadership that deeply understands the pain points and needs of the providers and patients they serve.

There is a moment in the delivery of health care that is almost magical.

Last week, we kicked off our "Leaders in Innovation" blog series with a spotlight on Roy Rosin of PennMedicine. The goal of this series is to hear from the actual people driving the adoption of innovative technologies in healthcare—and learn about the initiatives they're most excited about in 2018.   

The advancement of healthcare hinges upon leaders that are forward thinking, ambitious, and attuned to the needs of the populations they serve. Balancing the requests of providers with the needs of patients is no small task, which is why leading healthcare organizations rely on their Chief Innovation Officer to listen, evaluate, and guide them toward implementing the tools that will strengthen and advance their quality of care. 

 With access to more healthcare data than ever before, medicine is at a pivotal moment in its history. Redox is fortunate to have a front row seat to watch as innovative solutions redefine technology’s role in healthcare, and with us, our network is on the forefront of this new wave of digital technology adoption, too.

Nature is the best innovator; however, sometimes innovations such as disease and sickness hurt rather than help us.

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.

Redox is hosting an exclusive hackathon at Matter on June 23rd!

Elon Musk is back at it again. As promised, his ideas are getting grander and his companies even more preposterous.