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Ortivus is a leading supplier of mobile solutions for modern emergency medical care. With 30 years’ experience of cardiology and of developing mobile monitoring and communication solutions, we can offer our customers reliable, patient-friendly and cost-effective decision support systems that save lives and reduce suffering. Ortivus is a listed company on NASDAQ OMX and was founded in 1985. It is based in Danderyd, Sweden. Ortivus has about 30 employees in Sweden and Great Britain. More than 1 300 ambulances and 500 hospital beds are equipped with Ortivus solutions.
Procare Solutions is the number one name in child care software. For over 30 years, child care professionals have looked to us to provide comprehensive software with the power to manage every aspect of their center, enrich classroom and parent interactions, and automate the payment process. We save our clients time and money by streamlining core administrative functions while making life easier for administrators, teachers, and parents. Regardless of the size and structure of your organization, we connect your operations so you can focus on what matters most – better outcomes for the children in your care.
Vision Infonet is a Naperville, IL-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
EBR Systems is a Sunnyvale, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
hc1.com is the proven healthcare relationship management leader. We’ve helped nearly 1,000 labs, health systems, and post-acute care organizations overcome data silos to perform at the highest level. The hc1 platform quickly transforms massive volumes of clinical and business data into real-time dashboards and comprehensive patient & provider profiles. That means you have the insight at your fingertips to instantly spot issues or opportunities, immediately take action, and deliver truly personalized service. HRM is light years ahead of generic CRM. Our platform is HIPAA-compliant, built only for healthcare, and can be activated in weeks rather than years. Data silos, department disconnects, and reactive service are the ways of yesterday. Visibility, accountability, and personalized service are the “now” expectations that will determine who will thrive in the new healthcare world.