Healthcare Informatics
Our Healthcare Informatics solutions such as TrialX.com empower patients to find and connect with clinical trials investigators near them.
Learn moreOur Healthcare Informatics solutions such as TrialX.com empower patients to find and connect with clinical trials investigators near them.
Learn moreiConnect, our cloud-based enterprise solution is leading the way in driving online patient recruitment at world famous organizations and helping re-engineer clinical research.
Learn moreWe develop world class technology solutions customized to our client's needs. We have build websites, mobile applications, provide biomedical ontology services, do data mining and other tasks requiring sophisticated technology use and development.
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best cancer consumer application award by the National Cancer Institute and the best population health application award
We have deep expertise across a range of open source web technologies (Django/Python, WordPress, Drupal). We are also well versed with several biomedical informatics tools (MetaMap), ontologies (UMLS) and data mining methods.
We have established a consistent track record for developing innovative solutions that are both technologically advanced and useful to our end users.
Our clients consistently express satisfaction with our reliable, dedicated and responsive support. We also strive hard to deliver projects on schedule.
The REST APIs are often developed as an after thought – to open your platform, to ease integrations or as a way for “scalable biz dev 2.0″. For some services such as Twilio and Stripe having a REST API is a prerequisite. In this post, I argue that modeling RESTful API internal to your application architecture can lead to better maintainability and faster development cycles with similar performance (without HTTP overhead). I will provide an example, then demonstrate how we’ve successfully used this modeling in couple of our products. OOP versus REST Lets first see the differences between an object oriented versus REST based API modeling. Say you develop an
We are really delighted to have recently gone live with the iConnect installation for University of Pennsylvania’s Institute for Translation Medicine and Therapeutics (ITMAT). A big shout out to the team at ITMAT, led by the Director of subject recruitment for guiding the setup and configuration of the system. The system has been setup for patients and their family/caregivers to find currently active trials being conducted or supervised by the ITMAT. Using iConnect patients can search for studies, or browse through them. They can even look up studies by investigator names. The study details are provided in a consumer-friendly manner and a simple contact widget is provided for patients to
We recently participated in a software design challenge by New York eHealth Collaborative (NYeC). Our entry iHealthNY, got selected as one of the finalists after public voting — woo hoo! (Thank You New Yorkers!). We are among the top 9 finalists (Update: We got selected as the 2nd place winner!), who will demo live in front of judges in NYC and Buffalo on Apr 30th and May 2nd 2013 respectively. The idea behind the challenge was to design a prototype of a patient friendly system that performs a set of tasks using the API provided by NYeC. We partnered with fine folks at General Sovereign Republic (a consumer branding and
We love working with world class organizations to build elegant software and solutions to solve their challenging problems.