Cone Health
Cone Health is committed to being a national leader in quality, service and cost. It consists of The Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital, Alamance Regional Medical Center, Wesley Long Hospital, Women’s Hospital, Annie Penn Hospital, Behavioral Health Hospital, LeBauer HealthCare, MedCenter High Point, MedCenter Kernersville and more than 60 outpatient clinics and physician practices.
Medicom Technologies, Inc. is dedicated to enhancing patient care through innovative technology solutions. Based in Raleigh, North Carolina, the company offers a range of products, including Imagex for the transfer of diagnostic images, Endpoint for image archiving, and Hex for patient record exchange. Medicom addresses critical challenges in medical image exchange, which is essential for seamless patient care, by enabling immediate access to diagnostic images and reports at all care points. This approach mitigates issues such as repeat exams, delays in treatment, and operational inefficiencies that arise from inaccessible prior images. The company's federated design allows for cost-effective and efficient movement of diagnostic data, improving care quality while reducing costs. Founded in 2015 by three NC State students, Medicom aims to bridge the gap between medicine and communications technology, ultimately helping healthcare providers, hospitals, and health systems deliver better-coordinated care.
Xealth Inc. operates a digital health prescribing platform designed to enhance the integration and management of digital health tools within healthcare systems. Founded in 2016 and based in Seattle, Washington, the platform allows clinicians to prescribe and monitor digital health solutions directly from electronic health records (EHR) workflows. This capability enables care teams to identify appropriate digital tools for patients, which can be sent to their smartphones or desktops for easy access. Additionally, Xealth supports patient education and offers services such as ride shares and food delivery. The platform facilitates monitoring of patient engagement, providing insights into the effectiveness of these digital interventions. Originally spun out of Providence St. Joseph Health in 2017, Xealth has attracted investments from various healthcare-focused entities, including McKesson Ventures and Novartis.
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