HIStalk: HIStalk Interviews Michael O’Neil, CEO, Get Well

In this HIStalk interview, Get Well’s CEO and founder, Michael O’Neil talks about the original concept for GetWellNetwork — what is Get Well today — how the business evolved with COVID-19, and where he sees the company going in the next few years. Read the full interview on HIStalk.

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Igniting a Positive Human Experience in Healthcare

By Katherine Virkstis, Vice President, Clinical Advisory Services Nurses and patient care teams need the space and time to do their work with intention and presence. When care teams are present, they are better able to listen fully and completely, build trust, and promote healing. And when caregivers can foster this type of environment, it

Medical Economics: The patient experience matters

Chelsea King Arthur, Vice President, Population and Digital Health at Get Well, discusses how healthcare organizations can take action on patient data and use digital engagement technology to be an equalizer. Read the full article on Medical Economics.

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Workplace Violence in Healthcare: Digital Technology Can Help

Hospitals are places people go to with the hopes of getting better, of recovering from injury or illness. And it is the hospital staff — nurses and other members of the care team — who steadfastly work to provide a safe and healing environment for patients. Unfortunately, the hospital is not always a safe place.

MIchael O'Neil, Get Well Founder and CEO

An End-of-Year Message from Get Well’s CEO

As we reflect on 2022, one word comes to mind. Impact. Impact isn’t always easy. Rarely is it a straight line and sometimes it can be a real challenge. But when you choose projects of purpose driven by people and partners of passion, the journey is always worth it. We learn, we grow and we

HITMC: Healthcare Marketing Predictions for 2023

Get Well CEO Michael O’Neil shares his thoughts on predictions for 2023 in healthcare, including how patient engagement will become a financial imperative. Read the full article on HITMC.

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Nursing Excellence: Recognizing Compassionate Care Delivery

Transitioning a loved one to hospice care is one of the most emotionally charged scenarios in a healthcare setting. It’s often a gut-wrenching decision, and patients need caregivers who are both clinically competent and filled with compassion and understanding during such a challenging time. For one family at Banner Heart Hospital in Mesa, AZ, Annie