Prime Health Twitter Round-Up, October 20, 2020

We love to follow digital health innovation and other leaders and see what they’re doing, working on, learning, and sharing! Here are a few of our favorite innovators and solutions from this week:

Personal Leadership in Innovation:  When it comes to leaders, we love to hear from Dr. Rasu Shrestha. This week @AtriumHealth announced a new medical school venture. We are looking forward to the future of medicine with these leaders. Innovation and Atrium: the future of healthcare!

"Everything we're doing is about providing life changing care."

A new era of #healthcare was ushered in today as Atrium Health and Wake Forest Baptist Health, including Wake Forest School of Medicine, officially joined together as a single enterprise, Atrium Health. pic.twitter.com/84y9TduoKs

— Rasu Shrestha MD MBA (@RasuShrestha) October 9, 2020

Redox, a 2017 Challenge winner, is growing! Redox’s co-founder and President Niko Skievaski serves on Prime Health’s Board of Directors and is a champion of digital health innovation. We were happy to hear that @Redox now has 900 live connections!

Redox now has 900 live connections! North Dakota took us across the finish line, and now we have integrations in all 50 states. 🏆💪
Our whole team works so hard. This is certainly a week to celebrate. pic.twitter.com/ZY8KyolHJh

— Redox (@Redox) October 9, 2020

Patients should always be the center of care. 2020 Challenge finalist @accessmobile is using SMS communication to improve patient quality and access by increasing engagement and decreasing costs.

Mobile communication allows healthcare providers to create effective connections with patients while increasing the efficiency of their #PatientOutreach.

Read about how SMS communication can increase #PatientEngagement and decrease expenditure here:https://t.co/cOasX4fv64 pic.twitter.com/exKOEaMjvS

— access.mobile (@accessmobileinc) October 8, 2020

2019 Challenge winner @MeruHealth is partnering with the Mental Health Center of Denver (@MCDH_News -- one of our favorite partners!) to provide mental health support.  We love hearing about host sites that are able to find great services for their patients.

The @ColoradoSun's @JenBrownColo does a great job describing the telehealth innovation pilot between @MHCD_News and @meruhealth, funded by a grant from @OeHI_Colorado. I hope asynchronous tele-behavioral health improves access to care.#futureofwellbeinghttps://t.co/vrvv0bXbUh

— Wes Williams (@drweswilliams) October 6, 2020

Colorado Health Foundation leader Karen McNeil Miller (@KarenMsquared) was recognized for excellence in leadership. She was named the 2020 Denver Business Journal (@denbizjournal) Most Admired CEO and we agree! 

THREAD: Congrats to our fearless leader, @KarenMSquared, named a @denbizjournal 2020 Most Admired CEO! https://t.co/efqnibv1H8

— CO Health Foundation (@COHealthFDN) October 15, 2020

And while we’ve got your attention...

If you’re a Colorado provider organization, it’s not too late to get involved in the 2020 Prime Health Challenge and bid on the opportunity to win pilot funding to implement a vetted, leading digital health technology. The Challenge is focused on accelerating sustainable, impact-driven innovation for providers focused on serving Medicaid and uninsured populations in Colorado. 

Learn more here! 🚀