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Homeward is rearchitecting rural health and care for the 60 million Americans living in rural communities. Homeward employs a multidisciplinary care team, available both virtually and on the ground via mobile care units, with in-home remote monitoring to better connect patients to high-quality, affordable and comprehensive care. Today, the company partners with Medicare Advantage plans, taking on the full risk of their members to improve outcomes and reduce costs.
We help healthcare organizations grow intelligently. Our technology enables deeper connections with consumers and physicians through more complete information and the tools to reach them. Payers & Providers can now thrive in the evolving healthcare landscape. Tea Leaves merger with Everyday Health, Inc., created a powerful marketing, communications and growth solution for health systems. Tea Leaves Health’s strategic growth platform, coupled with Everyday Health’s content, audience, data, and expertise in sales and marketing, provides a robust solution for hospital systems to drive their strategic marketing objectives. The combination of Tea Leaves technology and Everyday Health, Inc.’s capabilities creates a powerful tool for hospital systems to reach high-value consumers, positively affect physician relationships and strategically grow health systems through deepening relationships that drive their business.
Huggins Hospital is one of the leading companies in Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech industry. Huggins Hospital is based in Wolfeboro, NH. You can find more information on Huggins Hospital at www.hugginshospital.org
Mission Internal Medical Group Incorporated is a Laguna Hills, CA-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
For more than 85 years, the Hendrick name has been the first name in healthcare in Abilene, Texas, and the Texas Midwest. As the first healthcare network to establish a true system of services, the Hendrick name reigns over a 522-bed medical center, a women’s center, rehabilitation hospital, cancer center and numerous other innovative services. Hendrick was the first hospital to permanently serve the Texas Midwest when its doors opened in 1924. During the Great Depression, it was the first hospital people of the Big Country area rallied behind to keep the doors open when money was scarce. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hendrick, for whom the institution was named, made the first major financial gift to the hospital. Through the years it has been the first in the area to offer specialized services, creating departments to fill needs such as physical medicine, nuclear medicine, spiritual care and much more.