Health Facilities Management: Patient engagement technology advances
Get Well’s SVP of Product Todd Strickler discusses the impact of hand-held devices, IoT and AI on patient engagement technology advances. Read the full article.
Get Well’s SVP of Product Todd Strickler discusses the impact of hand-held devices, IoT and AI on patient engagement technology advances. Read the full article.
Focusing on increasing satisfaction with staff responsiveness, one Florida Veterans hospital partnered with Get Well to implement GetWell Inpatient, Get Well’s interactive patient care solution, to improve patient engagement. Through some small — but significant changes to collecting and responding to patient feedback, the facility was able to demonstrate a 45% increase in composite top
Get Well partner OSF HealthCare shares how GetWell Loop helps them deliver the kind of experience that provides the necessary support for patients where, when, and how they want it. Read the full story here.
In recognition of Mother’s Day, we’re sharing how Get Well is working to support and improve maternal health.
Initiative will enable more than 200 enterprise healthcare organizations covering six million patients to meet new CMS requirements, provide access to social services, and improve outcomes Bethesda, MD (May, 10, 2023) — Get Well, a global leader in digital patient engagement, today announced it has expanded its industry-leading digital patient engagement portfolio to include a
Learn how leaders from OSF HealthCare discussed how a centralized, virtual healthcare model coupled with digital engagement technology significantly improved clinical outcomes and improved patient and care team.
Katherine Virkstis, VP of Clinical Advisory Services, at Get Well, discusses the importance of elevating workplace safety to key performance indicator for healthcare systems. Read the full story here.
Get Well’s CEO, Michael O’Neil shares how his personal health journey led to him founding Get Well. Read the full story here.
Mental health is a critically important aspect of healthcare, but as was the case with so much in healthcare, the COVID-19 pandemic placed a spotlight on the need for explicit attention and resources to be devoted to addressing the crisis. This is particularly true when considering youth mental health. Students’ mental health became a prominent