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TriageLogic’s Dr. Charu Raheja Featured in Florida 500
TriageLogic is excited to announce that its CEO, Dr. Charu Raheja, has been selected by the Florida 500 as one of the most influential executives
Press Release: TriageLogic Announces MedMessage Assist Tool That Protects Doctors’ Offices From Malpractice Liability
When medical providers miss patient phone calls, does that make them liable for poor health outcomes? That’s the argument being made against one Wisconsin doctor
TriageLogic’s Dr. Ravi Raheja to Discuss Using Technology to Assist Triage Nurses at HCCT Conference
There are those in the healthcare community who may feel uneasy by the prospect of artificial intelligence (AI) being used in their respective fields. In
Press Release: New White Paper From TriageLogic Helps Operators Improve the Accuracy of Medical Messages to Providers
TriageLogic has released a white paper that shares data they’ve compiled about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and augmentation to benefit medical message intake. Normally,
Press Release: New White Paper From TriageLogic Helps Operators Improve the Accuracy of Medical Messages to Providers
TriageLogic has released a white paper that shares data they’ve compiled about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and augmentation to benefit medical message intake. Normally,
TriageLogic Reflects on 2023 Initiatives Amid GrowFL Celebration
TriageLogic was excited to attend last week’s celebration for GrowFL’s Florida Companies to Watch. As one of the top 50 selected honorees, we’re proud to
“TriageLogic provided the technology platform and expertise to assist them in getting the telephone triage program up and running.”
“Over 80 percent of patients who call in to their physician’s office may not need urgent care, but they all urgently need empathy, someone to listen, and someone to care.”
“Multnomah County Health Department has found that overall patients like the new process.”
“By using TriageLogic’s call center platform, Intermountain can give patients 24/7 access to a telehealth nurse.”
