Get Well has partnered with the VHA to elevate Veteran care through innovative patient engagement technologies for over 10 years. Collaborating with 61 VHA healthcare facilities, Get Well has improved Veteran satisfaction, streamlined workflows, and achieved better clinical outcomes. Learn more about the impactful outcomes we achieved with our VA partners in 2024.
Get Well earns expansions, renewals and launches with 58 health systems in the fourth quarter of 2024 BETHESDA, Md., Feb. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Get Well, the leader in digital patient engagement, announced 58 leading health systems and hospitals renewed, expanded, and launched new collaborations in the fourth quarter of 2024. This includes seven health systems engaging in
In this eBook, find out how Get Well’s Youth Mental Health program is reducing costly ER visits, aligns with CMS updated guidelines and is showing measurable cost savings—in the short term—and improved mental health outcomes.
Discover how to reduce the cognitive burden on nurses and foster a more efficient, supportive care environment with the right tech and strategies.
Visionary executive known for leading disruptive healthcare strategy and value through a tech-enabled, people-centric lens Bethesda, MD (February 4, 2024) — Get Well, the leader in digital patient engagement, announced Laura Semlies has joined Get Well’s executive leadership team as its first Chief Transformation Officer. She will oversee strategy, business development and new market initiatives, as well
In this eBook, explore how a focus on data, digital patient engagement, and population health can boost the performance of health systems and hospitals in Value-Based Purchasing (VBP) models. We share 4 tips to delivering value-based care that delivers both financial outcomes and better patient experiences.
Imagine fewer surgery cancellations, happier patients, and better health outcomes all around. That’s the reality at Virginia Mason, where innovation is at the heart of everything they do.
Get Well’s founder and CEO Michael O’Neil shares his 2024 end of year reflections.
Industry thought leader envisions deep clinical integration with Get Well’s innovation in digital patient engagement Bethesda, MD (December 19, 2024) — Get Well, the leader in digital patient engagement, announced Katherine Virkstis has been appointed Chief Clinical Officer. As Vice President of Clinical Advisory Services at Get Well, Virkstis has brought deep healthcare knowledge, strategic
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