Voxello

    Voxello has been invited to present at the NACD 2019 Global Board Leaders Summit as a Dancing With the Start-Ups finalist. Dancing With the Start-Ups features some of the most innovative and promising companies in an array of industries defending their ideas to a panel of judges and an audience. This fun and […]

  Voxello was selected by NIH to exhibit and present at the Bio 2019 conference in Philadelphia, PA June 3-6, 2019. Attendees and exhibitors span from the largest tech and pharma companies to smaller start-up organizations. Over 16,000 attendees spanning the globe will be gathering at the conference to learn and network in a collaborative

  In healthcare, innovative and lifesaving technology is unavoidable—it’s seemingly everywhere. Patient-provider technology is rapidly evolving into a seamless communication stream that connects patient with caregiver, establishing unrelenting ‘big data’ for clinical decision support.  EHR systems such as Cerner and Epic, robots that perform surgery, smart and wireless IV pumps and even robots roaming the

  On average every year hospitalized patients in the US experience almost 3 million preventable adverse events such as adverse drug reactions, falls, pressure ulcers and ventilator-associated pneumonia. The total cost to the US health system of treating these adverse events is in excess of $29 billion. Due to the regulatory shift towards quality and

  It’s no secret that patients who are cognitively impaired or who have Alzheimer’s or Alzheimer’s related dementias have a great deal of difficulty communicating with caregivers. They have difficulty in understanding what they are being told and may also be unable to effectively let caregivers know how they are feeling and what their needs

 Voxello’s first publication indicating the economic impact of communication barriers in hospitals has been accepted by the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA). The publication emphasizes the importance of creating effective communication channels for patients that cannot speak or use common nurse call systems due to their conditions. The results of creating effective communications paths for this