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Channel Medsystems is a venture-backed company that was founded to bring innovation to the delivery of women’s healthcare. We strive to develop treatments to meet the unique needs of female patients and the high standards of their healthcare providers. We are committed to ensuring that patients have access to high quality outcomes that can be delivered in the convenience and comfort of their healthcare providers office.
Bluegrass Family Health, Inc. is one of the leading companies in Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech industry. Bluegrass Family Health, Inc. is based in Lexington, KY. You can find more information on Bluegrass Family Health, Inc. at www.bgfh.com
Village Health Works is a non-profit organization that provides quality, compassionate, and dignified healthcare and education to improve the lives of individuals, contribute to resilient communities, and strengthen health and education systems.
Founded in 1985, Senior Lifestyle Corporation is a family-owned company dedicated to promoting healthy, happy resident experiences through an unmatched level of service. Serving seniors at all economic levels and all levels of care, including independent living, assisted living, memory care and skilled nursing, Senior Lifestyle`s award-winning programs are recognized for their creativity and innovation in improving the lives of both residents and their families. Senior Lifestyle employs dedicated staff members who are passionate about their work and care for every resident like family.
careMESH is a first-of-its-kind healthcare communications platform bringing together a national provider directory, admit/discharge notifications, secure communications, and transition of care workflows into a single service. careMESH connects the care continuum by allowing any provider working with any electronic health record to communicate and collaborate with any other, instantly. careMESH`s cloud-based services efficiently allow hospitals and health systems, health information exchanges, public health agencies, and physician groups to communicate about patients, maintain complete control over when and where information is shared, and rapidly reduce reliance on outdated tools such as fax and phone calls.