Partnerships

University of Kansas Medical Center will lend its expertise to companies whose products focus on increasing the accessibility to health care services.

The software, which is not readily available for the general public, allows the user to do a 7-minute workout in a VR environment.

Leveraging the technology and local resources of both organizations, the initiative will improve quality of care and make health services readily accessible.

Aside from money, the two parties will also provide mentorship, business development, technology and access to local leaders, investors and potential customers.

A video visit with psychologist costs $50 for a 25- and $95 for a 50-minute session; lactation consultant costs $40 for a 25- and $70 for a 50-minute session.

The two companies are joining forces to make their respective products accessible through online and retail channels for people with heart conditions.

Outcomes Based Healthcare and Big Data Partnership have secured a match-funded grant for a £1 million project from Innovate UK to help pre-treat diabetes.

The company will integrate its chronic disease management solutions with Qualcomm Life's HealthyCircles Care Coordination and 2net Device Connectivity platforms.

The first in a series of offerings being developed jointly by the two companies, the Browser enables interactive reporting on genomics data while on the go.

The Blueprint Health Collective will assess and develop new healthcare technologies to reduce risk and predict the ROI of solutions earlier.