DIGITAL HEALTH AND CONNECTED DIAGNOSTICS PLATFORM
Launch Healthcare Apps in Weeks not Years
Flexible platform enables rapid deployment of specialized population health applications that reduce cost and improve outcomes at scale.
Assisted care automation and crowd-sourced telehealth provider services enable efficient provisioning and delivery of virtual care
Electronic health record interface with most EHRs and commercial lab information systems enables bi-directional access to patient record data
Integrated testing capabilities, including with home collection kits, commercial lab integrations, and remote point of care LFA rapid test options
Turnkey white labeled platform makes it easy and inexpensive to launch custom digital health and connected diagnostics systems
Intuitive tools for patient record management, population health surveillance, care automation, and digital practice management
Turnkey billing and claims processing systems, integrated with leading clearinghouses, Medicare, Medicaid, and TRICARE
Vetted telehealth providers licensed across all 50 states
Home collection kits and connected point of care rapid tests
Access electronic patient records from most EHRs and labs
Patients have total control over who can access their medical records
Advanced security technology keeps patient data safe and secure
HIPAA, HITRUST, and GDPR compliant
Turnkey platform designed to launch, manage, and monetize specialized digital health and connected diagnostics systems configured to meet the unique requirements of specific populations or use cases.
Integrated support for home test kit delivery, Quest and LabCorp interfaces, and remote point-of-care testing platform using LFIA-based rapid tests with results scanned using standard mobile phones.
Two-sided marketplace that connects telehealth providers with patients looking for digital care, augmented with configurable clinical decision support engine that codifies consultation protocols.
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The pain of a lingering sore throat is in many cases, not just physical. On top of feeling unwell, people often have to enter the health care system to get relief. This often looks like: making a request to take time off work, finding an open appointment, sitting in traffic, filling out paperwork, enduring a throat swab, and finally, paying the bill. Treating common illnesses — strep throat, urinary tract infections, influenza, and now, COVID-19 — could be more accessible and affordable, giving power to the consumer and reducing wasted spending in health care, argues Ken Mayer, founder of health technology company, Safe Health Systems. Based in Los Angeles, Safe Health Systems is working to disrupt the traditional approach for treating low-complexity illnesses by offering remote diagnostic and digital care services. In 2020, the company formed a venture offering digital provider services, AI-based care and remote and rapid diagnostic testing, with Mayo Clinic through the Mayo Clinic and ASU MedTech Accelerator. In the case of someone suffering from strep throat, the Safe platform would allow that person to find care, take a rapid diagnostic test, and receive trusted results, from home. When Safe Health Systems launched in 2016, its scope was narrowly defined, focused exclusively on the rising sexually transmitted disease epidemic. The company created an app, Safely, that allows users to import STD test results and show their verified status privately on their phones. Looking to scale the technology, Safe Health Systems turned to the Mayo Clinic and ASU MedTech Accelerator, an immersive two-week program followed by six to 12 months of continued mentoring, that began in 2019. The program helps early stage medical device and health care technology companies level up through personalized feedback from clinicians and business leaders. Six companies, including Safe Health Systems, were part of the inaugural cohort. As a participant in the Mayo Clinic and ASU MedTech Accelerator, Mayer was able to spend invaluable time with subject matter experts, including Dr. Steven Lester, the program’s founder and medical director, and a Mayo Clinic cardiologist. Inspiration for the accelerator came to Lester and colleagues at ASU about four years ago, after Lester took on a new role in Mayo Clinic’s department of business development. One of the first people Lester connected with was Charlie Lewis, the accelerator’s co-founder and vice president of venture development and physical sciences at SkySong Innovations, an ASU spin-off that helps bring university inventions to the marketplace. The two began discussing ways to make health care technology companies visible to the venture capital community, “to potentially fund some of these things, as well as getting in front of potential entrepreneurs that might be able to take these ideas and run with them in the form of launching a new startup,” Lewis says. Lester and Lewis brought in other experts from ASU to help build this unique accelerator that combines access to Mayo Clinic’s world-class physicians and ASU’s entrepreneurial resources. The program includes individuals such as Ji Mi Choi, vice president, Knowledge Enterprise and founding executive director, the J. Orin Edson Entrepreneurship + Innovation Institute; Michael Harris, senior director of corporate development at Mayo Clinic and accelerator co-managing partner; Rick Hall, senior director of health innovation at ASU’s Edson College of Nursing and Health Innovation and accelerator co-managing partner; and Amy Woof, who serves as clinical operations program manager of Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University Alliance for Health Care. The unique program will “help these companies to advance in the marketplace,” says Lewis, who is the program’s chief venture development officer. The program is designed to help innovators navigate notoriously complex governmental medical regulations, while gaining support from established and sometimes reluctant-to-change health institutions.
The new coalition, which also includes Carin Alliance, Mayo Clinic, Microsoft and Salesforce, is using FHIR standards to enable more secure, interoperable access to digital vaccination records.
Big names in tech and healthcare including the Mayo Clinic, Cigna's Evernorth and Microsoft are teaming up to create a digital COVID-19 vaccination passport.
The race is on. Tech startups across the globe are competing to deliver to the rest of us what Google employees already enjoy: regular at-home COVID tests.
The Vaccination Credential Initiative (VCI) is working to enable individuals vaccinated for COVID-19 to access their vaccination records in a secure, verifiable, and privacy-preserving way.
Some two dozen companies are working on tests that let you sample and process results at home, including some that connect to your smartphone. But widespread use is still likely months away.
DALLAS, Texas, Dec. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- E&I Cooperative Services (E&I), the only member-owned, non-profit cooperative focused exclusively on higher education, today announced it has awarded a contract to Safe Health Systems, Inc. (SAFE) to make the SAFE HealthCheck app quickly available with preferred pricing to its member institutions across the United States. Safe Health Systems (SAFE), operator of the SAFE Digital Healthcare Platform, partnered with Hedera Hashgraph, the enterprise grade distributed ledger, to create the SAFE HealthCheck app for COVID-19 testing, STD, and other low-acuity testing and health status verification.
Dr. Michael Crow explains how ASU is handling the coronavirus better than the general public and reminds people of their testing resources.
ROCHESTER, Minn. — John Halamka, M.D., president, Mayo Clinic Platform, has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine (NAM).
A new Mayo Clinic partnership is making it much easier for common medical conditions to be diagnosed virtually while also making treatment more affordable.
Los Angeles, CA and Dallas, TX — 12 October 2020 — SAFE Health Systems (SAFE), operator of the SAFE Digital Healthcare Platform, has partnered with Hedera Hashgraph, the enterprise grade distributed ledger, to build unique digital health IDs for users of the HealthCheck™ COVID-19 testing and health status verification solution built on the SAFE Platform.
Newswise — ROCHESTER, Minn. — Mayo Clinic and SAFE Health Group, Inc. announced the formation of SAFE Health Systems, Inc., a venture focused on reducing the cost of low-complexity care and commodity diagnostics at a mass scale.
Mayo Clinic has teamed up with a health technology company to launch a new digital service focused on reducing the high cost of testing and care for COVID-19, sexually transmitted diseases and other common medical conditions.
DENVER – September 15, 2020 – Companies nationwide are challenged with ensuring safe and healthy work environments for their people as the pandemic persists.
DENVER – September 15, 2020 – Companies nationwide are challenged with ensuring safe and healthy work environments for their people as the pandemic persists.
DENVER – September 15, 2020 – Companies nationwide are challenged with ensuring safe and healthy work environments for their people as the pandemic persists.
SAFE Health Systems, Inc.
1475 N. Scottsdale Rd. Suite 200
Scottsdale, Arizona 85257
Our mission is to increase accessibility and reduce the cost of low acuity care at population scale.