Health Datapalooza is the second largest health conference in the United States after HIMSS. Its purpose: liberating health data. This year, the annual event will be held in Washington, D.C. during the first week of June and will draw a myriad of health firms, startups, entrepreneurs, government agencies and academics from across the nation and…
Members of Get Real Health’s executive team have been invited to the White House four times in the last eight months! Yesterday, President and Founding Partner Robin Wiener spent the morning with a group of local small business leaders and Small Business Administration and senior White House officials talking about the issues that are most…
Get Real Health has been named one of the “2013 Best Places to Work in Greater Washington” according to The Washington Business Journal. Get Real Health joins 26 other small businesses honored in the special May 10th edition of the Journal. “Get Real Health is truly honored by this recognition. I’m immensely proud of our entire…
Cortney Nicolato, Get Real Health’s Vice President of Healthcare Strategies, has contributed to an article entitled “Patient Centric Tools for Better Diabetes Self-Management” that was published in MDAdvisor, the journal for the New Jersey medical community. The article addresses the “meaningful use” criteria of patient engagement included in the Medicare and Medicaid electronic health record…
Get Real Health’s Cortney Nicolato, Vice President, Healthcare Strategies answers that question with a resounding “yes.” Health technology is exploding with new online and smart phone applications created for patients, healthcare providers or payers. But some experts, like Robert Rowley, MD are concerned technology isn’t connecting all of them together in a meaningful way to improve…
Cortney Nicolato, Vice President, Healthcare Strategies shares how she uses Get Real Health’s InstantPHR™ to manage her own family’s health. Having access to immunization records, appointment reminders and medication lists at her fingertips helps keep her busy life organized. And with two small children, that means extra time to do the things she loves. Cortney also talks about how…
