Institutions & Organizations

The Normal Detector identifies when no abnormalities are detected in an ECG, while the Interference Detector identifies if factors have affected the recording.

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital is investing in virtual medical service, hoping that insurers will begin paying for quality instead of quantity.

The device uses secure wireless connection between a patient's receiver and mobile app to transmit glucose information to apps on the mobile devices.

An extension of OpenNotes, OurNotes invites patients to contribute to their own electronic medical records, and allow them to access these records through a dedicated website.

Instead of video, San Francisco-based nonprofit relies on SMS to keep users in tune with health; with the help of SMS they are able to reach a wider audience.

The data will be available to researchers via PhysioNet before the end of the year, offering web access to large collections of physiologic signals.

These products maintain or encourage a general state of health and may associate a healthy lifestyle with reducing the risk or impact of certain diseases or conditions.

The pilot program includes 500 patients identified as most at risk for admission or readmission to hospitals and other institutional settings.

MATTER will continue to evaluate applications on a rolling basis; interested entrepreneurs should visit matterchicago.com.

These services are made to promote connectivity between patients and providers, allowing patients to access their medical information remotely.