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Our award-winning health information exchange (HIE) helps medical and behavioral health providers in western Colorado securely share patient data that enhances care coordination, reduces duplication of services and identifies individuals at risk so that efforts can be focused where they are needed most. Hospitals, providers, post-acute care facilities, home care agencies and other health service providers are using QHNs system in creative and innovative ways to improve the quality and efficiency of care and the way care is coordinated. We save patients and providers time and money today and are committed to finding new and innovative ways to continue to in the future. In addition, our Community Resource Network (CRN) is a person-centric, Social Determinants of Health (SDoH)-focused community information exchange (CIE) integrated with our HIE. By incorporating medical, behavioral and social data, CRN helps fill the gaps in care to improve the well-being of people in our communities. Hospitals, providers, post-acute care facilities, home care agencies, behavioral agencies as well as social service agencies and other health service providers are using QHNs systems in creative and innovative ways to improve the quality and efficiency of care and the way care is coordinated.
UltraTech Resources is a Chesterfield, MO-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
Intelligent Devices is a Owings Mills, MD-based company in the Computers and Electronics sector.
InSource is a leading provider of cloud-based technology solutions and technology talent acquisition services. Through our partnerships with the world`s best cloud technology companies (including ServiceNow and Okta), our commitment to open and honest communication, and our desire to build a workplace environment that attracts the top talent in the industry, we consistently deliver world-class solutions for all of our clients` technology needs.
Locomation was founded in 2018 by a team of the world`s foremost experts on autonomous vehicles, robotics, and artificial intelligence from Carnegie Mellon`s National Robotics Engineering Center and trucking industry leaders with deep knowledge and experience in every aspect of the trucking business. We are motivated by the challenge of solving problems that have hindered the trucking industry for decades. Trucks transport more than 70% of the nation`s freight. E-commerce has sharply increased the need for freight trucking services. Demand is expected to grow 36% between 2020 and 2031.1 At a time when demand has never been stronger, persistent driver shortages create capacity constraints that force carriers to turn down orders.