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After nearly 20 years of giving U.S. patients tools to take better care of themselves from its Bethesda backyard, GetWellNetwork wants to take the business internationally. The health care software company will spend this year expanding its footprint.

“Often times the biggest slap in the face is when a healthcare organization’s investment in novel technologies trumps simple quality of life considerations,” said GetWellNetwork Founder + CEO Michael O’Neil.

An AI analysis of hospital patients’ satisfaction with the care they received from their nurses has shown two things. One, the technology can guide nurses as they strive to optimize the hospital experience for patients and their families. Two, nurses can help advance AI in healthcare.

GetWellNetwork named technology company of the year by Maryland’s largest technology trade association.

How do you build the children’s hospital of the future? Start by asking family members, patients, clinicians, and other healthcare providers what they want.

Our exclusive relationship with GetWellNetwork, combined with our deep understanding of the technology, security and data privacy needs of healthcare providers, has enabled us to deliver an advanced and innovative patient engagement platform that is well-positioned for Canadian healthcare.

“We also have an initiative called the patient room of the future. We’re bringing in a patient interactive system from GetWellNetwork that allows the patients to interact with their care team through their TV, which is a different and more modern way.”

Many of the healthcare services people receive have shifted away from hospital campuses into community-based facilities, often adapting vacant retail spaces into primary care and urgent care centers.