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Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: ClearDATA CEO Darin Brannan (Part 2)
Darin Brannan: We find providers struggling with adding external web applications to their internal application data environment. They realize that they don’t have the security and compliance and are looking for a way to partner with someone like ClearDATA. We’ve built as many as 42 different websites for a single hospital system on our cloud-based environment. That’s
Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: ClearDATA CEO Darin Brannan (Part 1)
The infrastructure requirements of healthcare IT are particular. Darin discusses the issues. Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to ClearDATA as well as yourself. Darin Brannan: I’m the Co-Founder and CEO of ClearDATA headquartered out of Austin, Texas. I’ve been in the tech business for about 25 years, mostly out of the Bay
Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: John Damgaard, CEO of MatrixCare (Part 5)
Sramana Mitra: Right now, you are equating low cost with untrained labor. It doesn’t have to be so because there is such pressure on jobs. Over the next 30 years, the level of pressure on jobs is going to be tremendous. The level of unemployment is going to go through the roof because of automation.
Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: John Damgaard, CEO of MatrixCare (Part 4)
Sramana Mitra: There’s stuff like that going on. There are venture-funded solutions that are going after that market also. From my point of view, the big trend that I see is that America never used to be a place where there was a lot of cheap labor available. I grew up in India. In India,
Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: John Damgaard, CEO of MatrixCare (Part 3)
Sramana Mitra: In terms of home care centers utilizing technology, what are the trends? John Damgaard: On the caregiver side, there are tools to drive operational efficiencies and to match the caregiver labor force to where they’re needed. Think of the concept of Uber for home care where you’re able to see what home care
Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: John Damgaard, CEO of MatrixCare (Part 2)
John Damgaard: The US government pays for over 50% of the total bill of long-term post-acute care. In case anyone’s noticed, we borrow about a trillion dollars a year to do that. By the way, that population is living longer so that translates to enormous problems. The innovation opportunities are also enormous. We have to bend
Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: John Damgaard, CEO of MatrixCare (Part 1)
Senior populations in all parts of America are ballooning. The population of unemployed younger people will also balloon as automation ravages American society. Can these two trends converge to find a happy middle ground with the mission of creating a compassionate, humane society? Sramana Mitra: Let’s start by introducing our audience to MatrixCare as well
Thought Leaders in Healthcare IT: Jas Grewal, CEO of CareSkore (Part 6)
Sramana Mitra: That I don’t agree with. Just like you did, while you had your job, you started researching your product and validating your idea to a large extent. This is based on research. That has a higher survival rate. If you quit your job and jump with both feet into something that is not
