Sense.ly, a virtual nurse solution that provides patient monitoring and follow-up care, has raised a seed funding round of $1.25 million. Sense.ly’s SaaS-based patient engagement platform combines advanced sensor capabilities and a unique avatar-based technology that dramatically scales clinicians’ ability to provide the level of trust, confidence and comfort that their patients want and deserve, even between office visits and away from the hospital.
Computer and medical device mounts help with improving the efficiency of care and functionality in health care settings. To get the most from the investment, mounting solutions must demonstrate reliability, durability and be backed by prompt attention to service requests.
MOORE, Okla. — Construction is under way to build a new hospital on the site of the former Moore Medical Center hospital, which was destroyed by an EF5 tornado in May 2013.
CHICAGO — UHC, an alliance of nonprofit academic medical centers, is participating in a three-year project that aims to improve coordination between primary care providers and specialists through the use of an electronic health record (EHR) system.
WASHINGTON — When Hurricane Sandy hit the East Coast two years ago, hospitals were not ready to handle the problems that came with such a disaster and many were cited months earlier for the same problems they dealt with during the storm.
The Department of Health and Human Service’s Office of Inspector General (OIG) examined emergency preparedness and response at 172 hospitals in New York, Connecticut and New Jersey and released the study’s findings on Sept. 16.
Array Architects has announced that senior interior designer Laura Morris, AAHID, LEED AP BD+C, IIDA, Lean Green Belt, is a principal and shareholder in the firm. Laura joined Array in 2012 and brings two decades of collaborative health care design expertise. Morris is providing design guidance to leading health care systems throughout the nation.
