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Lifelink Systems

www.lifelinksystems.com

 
Healthcare is a $3.2T industry. While clinical care is more advanced than ever, successful patient engagement has proven to be healthcare`s biggest challenge. It`s costing us $33B each year in avoidable hospital admittances, higher treatment costs, and preventable deaths. We can do better. Lifelink Systems provides a conversational patient engagement platform for healthcare. We work with some of the largest healthcare systems and life sciences companies to engage their patient populations with personalized, natural, and contextual conversations. Lifelink Systems chatbots automate thousands of high-value patient touchpoints before, during, and after healthcare visits, resulting in improved operational efficiency, increased customer satisfaction, and ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Anil Nair
 Chief Technology Officer Profile

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