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Voxello is excited to announce that the latest update of noddle-chat will now include bilingual vocabularies to support patient-provider communication for patients with limited English proficiency (LEP). Unlike the standard noddle-chat English vocabulary files, the bilingual noddle-chat files support bidirectional communication, enabling the patient and the caregiver to communicate directly. As our nation’s COVID-19 experience …
Voxello has released two new case studies highlighting the clinical and operational impact the noddle system is having at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (UIHC), a Level 1, 811-bed hospital. These case studies highlight the experiences of Matthew Howard, MD, Chair and DEO or Neurosurgery and Jolyn Schneider, BSN, RN PCCN, Intensive and …
We’re excited to announce our 4th distribution partnership with ASCC, Inc. Read more about our newest partnership here.
Read moreabout our exciting partnership with Beacon Communications!
Voxello was recently featured by Iowa Secretary of State Paul Pate as a growing small business here in Iowa. This feature is a part of their #SmallBizSalute series.
128 new noddle devices arrived today. Jillian Garbers, Design Engineer Intern at Voxello, completes the incoming inspection of the devices.
Mr. Peters and Ms. West bring together a wealth of experience to the Board. “It’s with great pleasure that we welcome Chuck and Clareece to the Board of Directors.” said Rives Bird, CEO of Voxello. “The strategic acumen and depth of their combined experience will no doubt enhance our already impressive Board.” Read more…
The Iowa Economic Development Authority (IEDA) board awarded direct financial assistance and tax benefits to Voxello for job creation and expansion projects. Voxello was awarded a loan via the Iowa Innovation Acceleration Fund primarily for product refinement. Read more…
Voxello’s noddle helps hospitals prevent adverse medical complications. Here are some highlights from the article… A Coralville company, Voxello, has developed the “noddle,” a device that enables patients, doctors, nurses and other caregivers to communicate using sensors, a tablet-size computer screen and text-to-speech software. “With just a tongue click, a patient can call a nurse and …
