BroadReach Group has announced its role as a partner on the recently launched Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare.
“BroadReach has integrated its cloud platform for population health management – Vantage – with Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare. Vantage provides management decision-support and operational tools to governments and private sector payer and provider organisations enabling them to achieve more cost-effective, predictable and better health outcomes – at scale,” the firm stated in a statement.
BroadReach said it saw a future for healthcare where the entire health workforce “is individually empowered and supported to be more effective and efficient,” saving more lives across the health ecosystem.
It explained further, “Vantage enables the future of work in healthcare by providing action centred recommendations to health workers, guiding them on what they need to do and how best to do it through step by step workflows.
“The latest release of Vantage is fully integrated into Microsoft Teams so healthcare leaders and workers can seamlessly access Vantage’s Artificial Intelligence-enabled data insights and action workflows directly on Microsoft Teams.”
The company said “we are experiencing” a more pressing need for transformation than ever before.
It added that Microsoft Cloud for Healthcare “provides trusted and integrated capabilities” from Vantage and Microsoft, that deliver automation and efficiency on high-value workflows as well as deep data analysis functionality for both structured and unstructured data, that enable healthcare organisations to turn insight into action.
Co-Founder of BroadReach Group, Dr. John Sargent, said, “Our partnership personifies our motto to empower action and change lives. Vantage is the future of how the healthcare industry will work. Through its integration with Microsoft Teams, we combine the collaborative power of Teams with Vantage’s world-class management decision support and workflow tools, supporting the industry where they work and how they work.”
