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New York Downtown Hospital is one of the leading companies in Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech industry. New York Downtown Hospital is based in New York, NY. You can find more information on New York Downtown Hospital at www.downtownhospital.org
Visa Solutions Healthcare is a healthcare division that connects partners with highly qualified international registered nurses and allied clinicians. They offer a Care for your Dream program to help nurses work in the U.S. and provide diagnostics so...
Suncrest Care is a company that provides home health and hospice care services with a mission to provide the highest quality of care and customer service to patients, their families, and referring sources.
Versant Health, a wholly-owned subsidiary of MetLife, is one of the nation`s leading managed vision care companies serving more than 37 million members nationwide. Through our Davis Vision plans and Superior Vision plans, we help members enjoy the wonders of sight through healthy eyes and vision. Providing vision and eye health solutions that range from routine vision benefits to medical management, Versant Health has a unique visibility and scale across the total eye health value chain. As a result, members enjoy a seamless experience with access to one of the broadest provider networks in the industry and an exclusive frame collection. Commercial groups, individuals, third parties and health plans that serve government-sponsored programs such as Medicaid and Medicare are among our valued customers.
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about patients, maintain complete control over when and where information is shared, and rapidly reduce reliance on outdated tools such as fax and phone calls.