With vast clinical, engineering and entrepreneurial expertise, Reveal HealthTech is your partner in improving the lives of patients and the care community
With vast clinical, engineering and entrepreneurial expertise, Reveal HealthTech is your partner in improving the lives of patients and the care community
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We train frontline nurses and staff in the software development process and leverage their on-ground experience in our work.
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There is a progressive imbalance between the availability of resources and the ever-evolving needs of different stakeholders in healthcare. A wide variety of people avail healthcare services and products which presents an opportunity for innovative healthcare solutions that use artificial intelligence and robotic process automation (RPA). These new technologies can play a vital role in understanding human needs, adapting to an ever-changing landscape, and designing interfaces that cater to these needs. The integration of RPA in different facets can go a long way in achieving a revolutionary human-centric design (HCD) in healthcare. Inculcating a ‘Human-Centric Design’ to improve the overall effectiveness and quality of services is a worthy goal for most leading healthcare organisations.
According to latest findings by the WHO, 1 in 5 people develop cancer, and 1 in 9 men and 1 in 12 women succumb to it. This burden can be attributed to late-stage diagnosis which influences patient outcomes drastically. Delayed detection of cancer limits available therapies, and onset of therapy. It is seen that with every month of delay in therapy, the risk of death increases by 10%. Tumors vary phenotypically and genotypically. Thus, one solution may not fit all. A more personalized therapy that is based on genetic or molecular features of a tumor is necessary.
The rise of Electronic Health Records (EHRs) in the US healthcare industry was like that of a juggernaut - it took a while to gain momentum from the 80s, when researchers brought up the concept of EHRs. It picked up pace by the 2000s, and by 2015, close to 96% of American hospitals had adopted EHRs as part of their health tech. However, the matter of interoperability soon came to the fore. Care providers and infrastructure architects did not prioritize patient care coordination, where a patient could visit any provider around the country and easily access their health records. Back then, EHRs were primarily adopted to help with recording and security of the medical data, and each provider arbitrarily selected formats that were incompatible with most of the other providers in the country. Thus, the term ‘data silos’ entered healthcare.
The history of healthtech , The WHO defines healthtech to be the "application of organized knowledge and skills in the form of devices, medicines, vaccines, procedures, and systems developed to solve a health problem and improve quality of lives." However, to put a date or time to when technology has been used in healthcare would be a fruitless effort. In the early stages of civilization, human technology was still nascent, and medical knowledge was a lot more traditional. But at some point in history, technology began to shape our understanding of our body and its biological functions.
In recent times, one of the big trends in healthcare is the Digital Front Door - an omnichannel, digital-first healthcare services strategy to remain accessible to the patient at every touchpoint in their medical journey, using everyday technology. The purpose of the digital front door is to improve access, better engage with patients, and improve their experience. The concept began to surface as a customer-centric response to improve care services, so the patient didn’t have to jump through traditional hoops like calling in to schedule an appointment. Until 2019, smartphones were the most common digital devices, a way to connect to the provider from virtually anywhere. But wearable technologies shift the paradigm again.
The healthcare sector has always been a prime target for cybercriminals. The medical data, or even non-medical personal information like social security, dates of birth and addresses, of millions of patients is sold on the dark web. The attackers also demand hefty ransoms from the affected institution. Under the stress of having to revamp security and the disruption of the service pipeline in care facilities, each cyber attack can cost a lot - the global average cost of a data breach in 2023 was US$ 4.45 million. The number of healthcare cyber attacks recorded in 2022 averaged 1426 per week.
Predictive analytics does just what the name says - it uses historical data to predict outcomes, using machine learning, AI, statistical models and data analysis to find patterns in the data. In healthcare, predictive analytics has the biggest hidden potential in disease risk analysis. It has been projected that by 2040, over 642 million globally would suffer from diabetes, and on the current trend of diagnosis and detection, over 47% of those cases could go undiagnosed, leading to other complications and higher medical costs. A predictive analytics algorithm to identify patients with a high risk of developing diabetes could help healthcare providers provide preventive interventions.
Product engineering in healthcare has always been a fairly contentious topic among providers and healthtech architects alike. The healthcare regulatory landscape is complex and constantly evolving, and any healthcare product must navigate this carefully, making sure to stay updated on any new developments. Keeping up with the current technology is also important, as these solutions must be scalable and easily accessible at any given time.
We walked into the office, a blank canvas buzzing with nervous excitement. None of us had been here before. Launching a startup is a journey into the unknown and at Reveal HealthTech, our shared naïveté became the building blocks for something exceptional. This wasn't about polished corporate routines or pre-defined hierarchies. This was about learning, pushing boundaries, and crafting a culture from the ground up. We knew we wanted a space where curiosity bloomed, where ideas collided and sparked, and where growth wasn't just promised, but woven into the very fabric of our existence. And grow we did!
One of the biggest problems the US healthcare system is facing right now is the growing shortage of healthcare professionals. According to a report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, US healthcare will face a shortage of up to 195,400 nurses by 2031. The projections are similar for physicians, with an estimated shortage of up to 124,000 physicians by 2030, according to a report from the Association of American Medical Colleges. A combination of a larger aging population, an aging healthcare workforce and burnout among providers are the key factors for widening the gap in numbers.
Watch Dr. Salim Afshar, Chief Medical & Innovation Officer, Reveal HealthTech, and Robin Farmanfarmaian, renowned author and healthcare entrepreneur, discuss ‘How AI Can Democratize Healthcare’ in our latest ‘Reveal AI in Healthcare’ webinar series.
International patient relationship platform LeadSquared announces a partnership with leading technology services firm, Reveal HealthTech, which provides cutting-edge product development, implementation, & advisory support to the healthcare industry. As a preferred implementation partner of LeadSquared’s best-in-class, HIPAA-compliant patient acquisition, retention and management system, Reveal HealthTech is committed to promoting health and advancing health systems through tech-enabled solutions.
Reveal HealthTech, a leading healthcare technology company, today announced a new partnership with CancerX, a public-private partnership to accelerate cancer innovation. Through this partnership, Reveal HealthTech will join the CancerX community and serve as a Champion within the CancerX Accelerator.
Watch Dr. Salim Afshar, Chief Medical & Innovation Officer, Reveal HealthTech, and Dr. Daniel Nigrin, CIO, MaineHealth, discuss ‘The CIO Perspective’ in our ‘Reveal AI in Healthcare’ webinar series.
Watch Dr. Afshar, Chief Medical & Innovation Officer at Reveal HealthTech, and Dr. Chang, Founder of AIMed, discuss 'The Emerging Landscape of AI in Healthcare' in our 'Reveal AI in Healthcare' webinar series.
Where we started It’s no secret that healthcare is filled with challenging problems. The status quo just isn’t good enough for patients, providers, or anyone else who interacts with the healthcare system.The upside to this situation is that there’s no shortage of improvements to be made. It’s a great time to be building in healthcare, with dozens of innovative organizations filled with talented, driven, and caring teams working hard to provide patients with the care that they deserve.
Imagine a world in which healthcare software is so intuitive and seamless that it allows medical professionals to concentrate on the human aspects of patient care. Envision digital tools that are capable of generating valuable insights from asynchronous and asymmetric data sources, enhancing your understanding of individual patients or entire communities. Now visualize an integrated system that helps drive outcomes that are meaningful for patients while simultaneously reducing cost, thus increasing the value of value-based care. This dream of harnessing technology in healthcare has long been sought after, yet it has remained mostly unrealized.
The transformational power of technology to improve the delivery of care and make a real difference in the lives of patients and providers alike has been widely documented. There is also abundant coverage of the accelerated adoption of technology across the care spectrum as an outcome of the pandemic. However, the pathway to technology implementation and adoption continues to be an arduous journey.
Reveal HealthTech offers a cross-functional approach to healthcare technology services, comprising engineering, clinical, and strategic support.The company is on a mission to partner with clients to maximize patient health outcomes by using the transformative potential of technology in delivering care.The funding will allow the company to scale its operations, hire talent, and develop foundational technology capabilities to better serve the technology needs of its clients in the healthcare industry.
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