UptimeHealth was part of the Boston 2019 Techstars Cohort. Techstars is an American seed accelerator, founded in Boulder, Colorado in 2006. As of 2019, Techstars had accepted over 1,600 companies into its programs with a combined market capitalization of $18.2B USD.
Being name to Built In Boston’s 50 Startups to Watch is a great honor for UptimeHealth. Built In’s list is a hand-curated report featuring 50 digital tech companies poised for greatness in 2019 and beyond.
UptimeHealth is officially a corporate member of the Association for the Advancement of Medical Instrumentation (AAMI) organization. Founded in 1967, AAMI has positioned itself as the nucleus of innovation and standards for the healthcare technology profession.
UptimeHealth is committed to working with the UCA and helping their members automate compliance efforts surrounding medical equipment management. After speaking with the UCA and it’s members, it was clear that we align in our mission to find ways to reduce the unnecessary costs within healthcare while improve the quality of care to patients.
“There are several different ways healthcare facilities can interpret regulatory guidelines as they relate to medical equipment management practices. In this continuation of our two part post (read part one here), we try to give you high-level strategies we have seen that work well for almost every type of healthcare facility. Below are few of our favorite best practices for each category:”
Imagine trying to understand everything related to the regulatory nature of running a healthcare facility without walking into a pre-existing system or the help of mentors. This scenario is what many private equity companies and entrepreneurs are dealing with as their investments in retail health centers continue at record rates.
UptimeHealth is proud to announce that it has accepted investment from Newfire Partners. Newfire is a a group of seasoned operators with long records of transforming ideas into market-bound products.
In today’s world, using a spreadsheet to manage your assets is very inefficient, error prone, and can become a FDA compliance risk. This process can be easily automated to the point that you know every device that you own, its’ location, its’ depreciated value, service history, and performance results.