Stakeholder Directory

Harvard Pilgrim is a not-for-profit health services company serving members throughout Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire. Harvard's mission is to improve the quality and value of health care for the people and communities they serve.

Health Advocacy Innovations is a global non-profit dedicated to removing barriers to global access to health care. Its focus is on pediatric multidrug-resistant TB treatment. No medications for children exist, which means that doctors and nurses must cut adult pills by hand for each child's dosage. This is inefficient and inaccurate. The firm designed a device to address this failure in treatment. Its work was recently presented at the Union World Conference on Lung Health in Cape Town. The firm's supporters and partners include USAID, Partners in Health, and TB Alliance. This Boston-based firm will work with Partners in Health and Harvard Medical School for its pilot implementations in Peru and in Pakistan this year.

Health Dialog provides patient engagement programs, and healthcare analytics and decision support tools. The company provides personalized member engagement and health coaching and education.

Health New England is a non-profit health plan serving members in Massachusetts and Connecticut. Their mission is to improve the health and lives of the people in our communities, and they are deeply committed to the individuals they serve every day.

HealthcareSource provides talent management software for the healthcare industry. Its cloud-based solutions helps healthcare organizations source, hire, assess, develop and retain the best workforce possible to reduce costs and to improve patient satisfaction and safety. The solutions include applicant tracking, learning management, performance management, behavioral assessments, and reference checking.

HealthCorum has developed a cloud-based offering called HealthCorum NOW (Network Optimization Workflow), which helps health care payers reduce the prevalence of wasteful spending in their networks. Payers can identify the most efficient providers and facilities for their existing or brand new network based on the intensity of practice patterns, clinical results, and patient experience data.

HealthFortis provides clinical decision support and care coordination solutions to help physicians make the right decisions for their patients and helps health systems and physician organizations connect patients to the right specialists.

HealthRhythms solution leverages deep machine learning and predictive analytics to create novel health assessments and just-in-time personalized interventions that improve the care delivery experience for patients, health plans, payers and research organizations. They use rhythm sensing technology to measure behavioral rhythms in a continuous, non-intrusive way that leads to early detection of changes in health status.

Healthy Quit Inc. is a digiceutical company dedicated to tobacco (smoking and vaping) cessation.

HealthyMation is creating disruptive, long-lasting solutions for chronic health problems like obesity and diabetes through an innovative marriage between cutting-edge digital health technology and Hollywood-style animation to introduce evidence-based apps that are simple, fun and effective.

Herald is a software platform that will help unleash the value of electronic medical records. Herald delivers the critical medical information providers need when and how they want it. It empowers clinicians to customize alerts based on real-time data from the EMR, thereby transforming the current "pull" model into a "push" model.

Hey,Charlie is an app-based solution to help individuals in recovery for opioid addiction rebuild their social environments.

HLM provides venture capital to early- to mid-stage health care information technology, health care services and medical device companies. HLM has helped over 75 privately-held health care companies turn innovative ideas into market-leading businesses.

Hooper, Lundy and Bookman is the largest law firm in the country dedicated to representing health care providers and suppliers. They bring a deep understanding of health law to the increasingly complex technological issues facing health care providers, as well as the burgeoning health care software and information technology industry. Members of the firm are national thought leaders on telehealth, artificial intelligence, interoperability and other digital health issues, and being on the front lines as these areas of the law develop enables us to guide our clients with confidence and precision.