Back in June, Redox put on the Redoxathon, our first developer-focused event that gave hands-on support to groups looking to connect to our sandbox EHR environments. The day-long event was hosted by our friends at MATTER in Chicago, and it was a big success—groups got connected, data was exchanged, and to be honest, a lot of fun was had. 

For those of you following our journey these past few years, you might be wondering how the recently announced partnership with Brigham Health fits into our developer-first approach to interoperability. I want to spend a few minutes to share where this journey has taken us and how this developing strategy fits into our vision for the future of health tech.

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.

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.

Today we announced an investment from the Intermountain Healthcare Innovation Fund. This is a follow-on to our Series B from January and a final close to the round.

Redox is wicked excited to announce our participation in Pulse@MassChallenge, a health lab in Boston, Massachusetts! We’re particularly pumped for this accelerator because not only do we love clam chowder, but our investors, .406, are based in Boston and a number of our digital health application customers are, too. We’re looking forward to heading out to the Northeast and spending time connecting with some incredibly bright minds in the healthcare space.

CARLSBAD, Calif., Nov. 1, 2016, PRNewswire, — Breg, Inc., a premier provider of integrated solutions that help improve the quality and lower the cost of the orthopedic episode, and Redox, the leading electronic health record (EHR) integration platform, today announced a partnership. The agreement enables Breg's Vision Cloud Connect software to connect quickly and easily to Epic, Cerner and all other EHRs using Redox's Application Program Interface (API) as a bridge between systems.

Redox, the leading electronic health record (EHR) integration platform, announced during a demo at Health2.0 they are rolling out new developer tools that will allow digital health application developers to integrate with drchrono, Allscripts, and athena demo environments through a single API. These demo environments will dramatically augment the suite of dev tools available to application developers to share data with any EHR used at the hospitals or clinics they work with.

The combined power of HIPAA-compliant Backend as a Service and pre-built EHR integrations reduces mobile app time-to-market by 80 percent or more.

Boston (PR Web)—August 11, 2016 - Kinvey, the leading HIPAA-compliant mobile Backend as a Service (mBaaS) and Redox, the leading Electronic Healthcare Record (EHR) API integration provider, today launched an end-to-end solution designed to accelerate the delivery of digital health innovations by solving the hard problems related to bridging EHR data into mobile, web and smart device applications. The on-demand cloud-based platform accelerates app delivery by 80 percent or more.

MADISON, WI—(Marketwired - June 21, 2016) - Redox, an integration platform that enables applications to easily and securely share data with electronic health records (EHRs), announced the integration of five cloud-based software applications which address some of the biggest challenges in the healthcare industry. Since closing their Series A investment in October of 2015, Redox has been scaling its ability to help cloud applications integrate with various legacy EHR vendors used at health systems. Today, hundreds of developers use the Redox platform to provide healthcare systems with innovative applications that improve patient care. Among these are:

Today we announced a partnership with Salesforce’s as they launch their Health Cloud product at HIMSS this week. In our early discussions, the first thing I wanted to understand was what the world leading CRM tool was doing in healthcare? After a demo and some discussion, I started to draw the similarities in activities between the jobs of a sales person and a case manager: