Connetix Health Joins Catalyst HTI
DENVER, Sept. 10, 2018 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Connetix Health, a leading health application and data developer, announced today it has joined Catalyst HTI, a health innovation center that seeks to bring together private enterprise, government, academic and non-profit organizations with health care providers and payers to accelerate innovation and drive real, lasting change.
With offices in Denver and Colorado Springs, Connetix Health's flagship product, "mCharts", is a next generation Personal Health Record (PHR) application that automatically collects records from patient portals, blending clinician data with patient generated data for a complete view of health. mCharts displays health information in easy-to-understand views including a visual body map and scrolling health feed. Health data is enriched with plain-English explanations and cost-saving tips.
Catalyst HTI is a health care industry integrator seeking to foster collaboration among health, wellness, and health care stakeholders under one roof. Connetix Health founder Kirstan Vandersluis observed, "I've found Catalyst members to be very open and helpful with each other. The Catalyst approach lets us work to collectively solve healthcare's biggest issues in a very efficient way. Working closely with other Healthcare innovators helps Connetix Health accelerate our goal of empowering individuals and families as better partners in care with clinicians, leading to better health outcomes with lower costs."
"Reimagining healthcare includes empowering consumers with their own health records, so they are more knowledgeable and can advocate for themselves and family members", said Catalyst President Mike Biselli. "We are thrilled that Connetix Health has joined us at Catalyst HTI, to help accelerate marketing and distribution of mCharts. This is how the PHR should work – your records will be automatically retrieved and put in your control, so they are available when needed, for routine care or emergency use."
Media Contact: Shauna Armitage: [email protected] or 207-710-3893
Connetix Health is a leading health application and data development company. Its flagship product, mCharts is a Personal Health Record (PHR) application and service network that gathers a patient's health records from providers, blending patient generated data with clinician data for a complete view of health. Information is presented in a visual body map, a scrolling feed, and enriched with plain-English explanations and cost saving tips. mCharts makes health records easy to understand for patients, family members, and medical providers, making the information available when needed, and facilitating healthier living. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mChartspersonalhealthapp/
Catalyst HTI Located in Denver, Colorado's River North District (RiNo), Catalyst HTI is a 180,000 square-foot industry integrator designed to bring health-tech start-ups and established health care entities together under one roof. The building covers an entire block, located on the west side of Brighton Boulevard between 35th and 36th Streets. Catalyst HTI's goal is to bring together private enterprise (startups to Fortune 100), government, academic and non-profit organizations with healthcare providers and payers to accelerate innovation and drive real, lasting change. For more information visit http://www.catalysthealthtech.com/. Twitter:@catalysthti
About Connetix Health
mCharts is a Personal Health Record (PHR) application and service network that gathers a patient's health records from providers, blending patient generated data with clinician data for a complete view of health. mCharts makes health records easy to understand for patients, family members, and medical providers, making the information available when needed, and facilitating healthier living.
Media Contact: Shauna Armitage, Connetix Health, 207-710-3893, [email protected]
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