Seqster PDM, Inc. (“Seqster“), the leader in patient-centric healthcare data technology and Olive, the automation company creating the Internet of Healthcare, announced today at HLTH 2021 that it will be featured in The Library, Olive’s new universal marketplace, offering a solution that will automate health data integrations for Olive’s enterprise payer and provider customers and their patients at scale.
Adding Seqster to Oilve’s Library provides Olive’s customers with a one of a kind solution enabling providers to seamlessly onboard patients, while capturing and curating their health data, delivering unprecedented value by:
- Addressing gaps in critical information
- Enabling the access to real-time data
- Aggregating and curating data from multiple disparate sources
- Giving patients access and control of their own healthcare data
“Seqster has created an amazing, game-changing solution that has opened up the potential for better, more comprehensive patient care,” said Sean Lane, CEO of Olive. “We are very excited to have them as part of the launch of The Library.”
Seqster’s solution decreases the time and friction for obtaining patient medical records, greatly reduce medical record errors by putting your patients at the center of their healthcare data with full HIPAA compliance, transparency, privacy, and security, reduce redundant laboratory tests and avert unnecessary hospital readmissions, better medication adherence, and improved communication between the physician, the care team, and the patient.
Ardy Arianpour, CEO & Co-Founder of Seqster, further explains, “By offering our solutions in Olive’s Library, customers are provided with risk adjustment and advocacy capabilities that support advanced analytics, better understanding of emerging risks, and focus areas for improving quality scores and prioritized outreach. At the same time, it will enhance the efficiency of gathering critical data and advancing patient engagement and transparency. The fully integrated data solution is able to unlock precision medicine for preventive care and population health initiatives.”
