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Swisher Memorial Hospital District's mission is to improve our quality of care and increase our services to meet the increasing healthcare demands for Swisher County and surrounding counties.
Southwestern Health Resources, which blends the strengths of University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and Texas Health Resources, includes a network of 29 hospital locations and more than 5,000 physicians, committed to being the national leader in population health. With more than 500 points of access to care, this provides for higher value and allows patients to access services across a full continuum of medical needs. The network serves people across 17 counties in North Texas. In total, Southwestern Health coordinates care for more than 650,000 patients, aligned with commercial health care plans and Medicare programs. SWHR operates the nation`s highest rated Next Generation Accountable Care Organization for savings.
Olive Medical Corp. is one of the leading providers in Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech. It is based in Sandy, UT. To find more information about Olive Medical Corp., please visit www.olivemedical.com
USA Managed Care Organization (USA MCO) is the largest, most comprehensive, privately-held healthcare corporation in America
Ōmcare is a digital health company that aims to change the way the world cares by extending the reach of caregivers, increasing medication adherence, and improving treatment outcomes through the power of remote care and two-way video technology. By partnering with pharmacies, payers, providers, and family caregivers, Ōmcare strives to help people live healthier, more vibrant, independent lives and reduce healthcare cost. Ōmcare`s first product is called the Ōmcare Home Health Hub - a web-enabled platform that dispenses medication and provides two-way, audiovisual confirmation of medication adherence while facilitating social interaction and remote telehealth care. Ōmcare exists due to the rapidly aging population; high rate of medication nonadherence; a shortage of family and professional caregivers; continued increase in health care costs; consumer preference for in-home care and aging in place; changing reimbursement for home care services; and advancements remote monitoring and wearable technology.