On “The K in Klarity” podcast, Ursamin’s CEO and Founder, Shannon Aylesworth, shares her unique journey from building high-performance tech platforms to transforming healthcare. Learn how she applies a clear data architecture to simplify health data management and reduce administrative burdens for clinicians.
Hosted by Keiretsu Forum Mid-Atlantic, South-East, and Texas, in partnership with the Angel Capital Association and Georgia Tech, this two-day
Ursamin announces the addition of Dr. Jill Rushton Miller, a clinical informatics leader, to its advisory team.
The Ursamin pilot program yielded compelling results, including a 60%+ reduction in data retrieval time and the identification of substantial revenue gains. Request the full report now.
In this Unlimited Access episode, Dr. Laura Cardello shares personal stories on the unique challenges and triumphs in pediatric care – and how technology plays a critical role navigating care.
The year 2014 marked a pivotal turn in Arlene’s life when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Despite Arlene’s extensive background in healthcare, facing cancer was still a daunting experience.
HIPAA compliance is vital in protecting patient privacy. Staying updated with HIPAA regulations is essential for health tech companies.
In a recent episode on Makers Bar, Shannon Aylesworth, Founder and CEO of Ursamin, discusses her experience and her “why” for creating the Ursamin care coordination platform (CCP™) for patients with multiple complex diseases.
Care coordination involves the seamless collaboration and communication among healthcare providers, patients, and caregivers to drive patient-centered care. This means the enablement of information sharing and shared decision-making with a goal of preventing errors, reducing costs, and enhancing outcomes.
Effective care coordination requires a multidisciplinary approach. Meaning, it needs to involve healthcare professionals from various specialties working together to develop a comprehensive care plan that addresses the patient’s physical, mental, and social needs.
Shared Decision Making (SDM) is a collaborative approach where patients and healthcare providers work together to make informed health decisions, empowering patients and leading to better-informed choices and improved outcomes.
According to research in the U.S. market, the number of people with three or more chronic conditions is projected to reach 83.4 million by 2030. This significant increase highlights the urgency of developing effective care management approaches.
Polychronic conditions, also known as multiple chronic conditions (MCCs), such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and cancer are the leading causes of death and disability in the U.S. Understanding the unique challenges in managing these conditions is crucial to improving patient outcomes and reducing healthcare costs.
