Articles tagged with 'OSF Innovation' | OSF HealthCare

OSF HealthCare and University of Illinois Chicago are partnering to put $460,000 toward six grant projects to improve health equity and outcomes.

OSF HealthCare and Abundant Health Acquisition (aha!) have announced a pilot partnership to launch two new aha! software connectors designed to easily deliver retail-like online experiences that help patients find the care they need quickly.The aha! ...

OSF HealthCare and Bradley University's first  round of grants for novel ideas to improve  health care total nearly $200,000.

Winner helped startup develop a software platform to ease use of portable ultrasound images for diagnosis and treatment

Economic impact on the region in excess of $100-million

OSF HealthCare and Illinois State University launch Connected Communities Initiative to advance solutions that improve health care outcomes, and provider and patient experience..

OSF HealthCare, OSF Innovation, and startup studio High Alpha Innovation helped develop at AI-based platform to streamline how patients with complex medical issues are discharged from the hospital.

Ten research projects are sharing nearly $1 million in Community Health Advocacy grants to address social determinants of health, reduce health disparities, and improve outcomes.

OSF HealthCare has joined Chicago ARC, a venture collaborative focused on creating new startups, innovative solutions for behavioral health and equity for underserved populations.

OSF HealthCare is working to reduce maternal mortality by leveraging simulation in training to reinforce best practices around pregnancy-related hypertension and blood loss.

OSF is expanding hospital-based innovation hubs to leverage ideas that create solutions to transform health care, leading to lower costs and better patient outcomes and experiences.

Leadership of OSF Ventures, the corporate investing arm of OSF HealthCare, is transitioning from inaugural founder Stan Lynall. As VP for Venture investments, Mayank Taneja will now oversee a $250 million portfolio....

A newly-published study from OSF HealthCare researchers found targeted interventions and use of digitally-enabled community health workers can  improve mammogram rates for economically disadvantaged women....

Eleven research projects are sharing slightly more than $700,000 through the Jump ARCHES research and development program. Among the projects are efforts to use blockchain technology to reward healthy behaviors, develop a machine learning algorithm t...

Research reveals $100 billion a year is spent on health care that is only necessary because individuals don’t follow medical advice. For example, patients with chronic illnesses are estimated to comply with medication schedules only 50% of the time. ...