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At DCHS, our mission is simple: to improve health every day. We are seeking providers to join our group who will share in our mission and help to cultivate our vision…to be the healthcare provider of choice for the communities we serve. Be an integral partner with one of the country`s top-ranked, most respected healthcare systems. As a system, DCHS is dedicated to purchasing the most advanced technology, operating state-of-the-art facilities and introducing new and innovative models of care. Vision, passion, perseverance, knowledge, skill, dedication, warmth, caring, technology, and people, have come together like a finely woven tapestry to create a healthcare experience for our patients that we call the Dickinson Difference.
Waldorf Technik is a Saint Charles, IL-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
Glytec is the insulin management software company for healthcare providers focused on improving the quality and cost of care. Its FDA-cleared titration software and proprietary algorithms power the only solution capable of delivering personalized diabetes treatment recommendations across the continuum of care, from hospital to home. With ongoing support from its team of doctors, nurses and technologists headquartered outside of Boston, Glytec improves outcomes and controls costs for the large population of patients requiring insulin treatment – including those with and without a diagnosis of diabetes.
InsightRX is a healthcare technology company that has developed a platform for precision medicine and clinical analytics designed to individualize treatment at the point of care.
JustRight Surgical was founded in order to address a previously unmet need: the ability for pediatric surgeons to safely and effectively perform minimally invasive surgery in pediatric patients from neonate to teenager. Up until 2010, the only devices available for use in pediatric surgery were high-powered adult-sized instruments, which cause access issues and visualization problems during procedures.