There’s more than a 1,000 tech companies in the area and many of them are in the fast growing health IT section. These range from older corporate giants such as McKesson to new startups angling to launch innovative products. Alpharetta alone is home to more than a quarter of metro Atlanta’s top 25 technology employers.

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EMA-Care effectively coordinates patient care to improve adherence to individualized care plans that significantly reduce care delivery costs:

Easily integrated into existing EMRs, Biometric and vital monitoring products, adding the commonly missing layer of assessment and care plan recommendation.

Care plan and analysis are completed before further decline to the patient’s health or lifestyle.

A grid representing the level of care (LOC) and objectives allow team members and staff to see a patient’s progress from an easy to read dash board.

More care time spent on the client instead of time spent recording and analyzing patient data.

Prevent unnecessary hospital readmission and emergency department trips by monitoring patient’s health after discharge with individualized assessment and care plans.

To view our withe paper produced by Georgia Tech Research Institute: http://lvhealthsolutions.com/en/solutions/ema-care

3:45PM – 4:45PM TECHNOLOGY

The Technological Wave
Moderator: Karen Kasouf, Cedar Ventures
Sandrine Sauvage-Mack, CEO LV Health Solutions, Inc
Bradley Fain, Ph.D. Principal Research Scientist, ?Georgia Tech Research Institute

Speaker's list on the following link: http://www.sefconference.com/speakers/

Don’t miss this opportunity to learn about emerging technology and help guide aging innovation that is changing the landscape in Georgia and nationwide.