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Rogers, Hypercare to offer digital solution to healthcare

November 4, 2021


Rogers for Business, the last of Canada’s big three telecommunications companies to exit the paging business, is now working with Hypercare Inc. to promote the latter’s smartphone-based communications solution to healthcare systems across the country. Read More

New app to tackle Canada’s mental health crisis

October 20, 2021


Terri StoreyOTTAWA – Millions of Canadians can now have faster access to the mental health support services they need following the launch of iHealthOX, a new employee benefits system and app that uses proprietary technology, personal health data and online healthcare teams to match patients with mental healthcare providers across Canada, often the same day. Read More

Developer of brain health app raises $9.2 million

July 21, 2021


Ranj BathTORONTO – Nurosene Health Inc. has announced the successful closing of its initial public offering of common shares on the Canadian Securities Exchange under the symbol “MEND”. The offering enabled the company to raise $9.2 million. Nurosene Health Inc. is a technology-driven wellness company focused on providing healthy habits focused on the mind, body and brain to improve daily mental wellness and overall brain health. Read More

Clinicians using Hypercare to replace pagers and improve scheduling

By Norm Tollinsky

March 29, 2021


Clinicians at the Huron Perth Healthcare Alliance in southwestern Ontario are surrendering their pagers in favour of a smartphone and web-based messaging and scheduling solution from Toronto-based Hypercare Inc. Read More

Kenora hospital to adopt Vocera platform

December 9, 2020


Cheryl OFlahertySAN JOSE, Calif. – Vocera Communications, Inc. , a recognized leader in clinical communication and workflow solutions, announced that Lake of the Woods District Hospital (LWDH) in Kenora, Ontario is deploying intelligent communication solutions from Vocera to help protect and connect care teams now and beyond COVID-19. Read More

New system eases clinical communication at Michael Garron

By Jerry Zeidenberg

October 29, 2020


TORONTO – Michael Garron Hospital – formerly the Toronto East General – has deployed Hypercare, an enterprise-wide messaging system that allows clinicians to communicate with each other through an instant messaging app installed on their phones. Hypercare enables users to securely share clinical information and manage medical on-call schedules. Read More

Ottawa Hospital creates ‘Epic-in-a-box’ for portability

September 2, 2020


Epic-in-a-boxOTTAWA – The Ottawa Hospital has launched Epic-in-a-box, a briefcase-like package that allows staff and professionals to visit patients in their homes or at long-term care centres and easily access the hospital’s electronic health record system through a secure cell-phone connection. Read More

Alberta integrates secure messaging from Brightsquid

July 29, 2020


Judy Birdsell CALGARY – The Government of Alberta has given patients the ability to create their own secure messaging account to connect with healthcare providers. Brightsquid Secure-Mail has been integrated into the provincial MyHealth Records (MHR) portal. Patients registered for MHR can create their own Secure-Mail account to communicate virtually with community healthcare providers. Read More

myHealthHub Connections connects patients securely

June 10, 2020


HealthHub logoMISSISSAUGA, ON – During today’s COVID-19 pandemic, patients in hospitals are facing increased challenges. Isolated from families and friends, patients are experiencing higher rates of loneliness, fear, anxiety and boredom. Read More

Drive-through service for patients with pacemakers

June 3, 2020


pacemaker drive-thruMONCTON, NB – Vitalité Health Network has implemented a drive-through service for some of its patients with cardiac pacemakers. Located in the St. Pat’s Family Centre’s parking lot, this remote clinic is intended to eliminate the backlog that has been growing since the COVID-19 pandemic started. Read More

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