We are OMI – created by physicians, for physicians. OMI is a transformative healthcare company that uses technology, data analytics and machine learning to revolutionize the way the healthcare system operates. Check out our new look #outcomesmatter : https://t.co/rx7Etkxb9E
“We are enabling physicians at the point of care to make the right decision based on science medicine and technology”. Listen to our CEO, @AndrewPecoraMD, speak with @HealthProRadio about focusing on finding the correct outcomes in care. https://t.co/GeMAD3Iwfg
“Companies too often set out to create AI innovations they can sell, rather than trying to understand the problems doctors and patients need solved.” We’re approaching AI with patients and clinicians top of mind, people are always the focus of our work. https://t.co/FtLPV3iCdi
Listen to our CEO, @AndrewPecoraMD, speak with @HealthProRadio about increasing the value of each patient visit by keeping doctors focused on finding the right outcomes, rather than running more tests. https://t.co/jXaQA7ewfR
In a recent interview with @HealthProRadio, our CEO @AndrewPecoraMD explains OMI’s solutions to enable doctors to have decision support tools at the point of care in sophisticated ways that support physicians to make best decision for patients. https://t.co/jXaQA6WURh
OMI creates technology and changes the business model of health care delivery, where the doctor, the patient and the payer are all aligned for the patient to receive optimal outcomes, thus reducing costs.
OMI CEO @AndrewPecoraMD recently sat down with @HealthProRadio to discuss the need in today’s health care space to increase the value of each patient visit.
We’re aiming to increase the role of #artificialintelligence in the assessment and diagnosis of patients to save time and money. That’s just a couple of the ways the @AmerMedicalAssn sees AI impacting primary care. https://t.co/eZ4YSfQt4I
“A huge portion of our healthcare dollars are being wasted on not ideal therapy, unnecessary procedures, tests and hospital stays...” Our CEO, @AndrewPecoraMD shared how flawed the health system is, and what needs to be changed: https://t.co/8Ghm3KrDfY
As an oncologist, I devoted my life to finding a #cure for cancer patients. Help raise awareness by joining the #WorldCancerDay conversation and make a difference by committing to actions that will reduce cancer’s global threat. #IAmandIWill https://t.co/wi1t6OZbxH
From excess administrative work, to the daily stresses of the job, physicians are always at risk of career threatening burnout. But what can be done? @MarketScale shares ways physicians can reduce their burden and prolong their careers.
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A recent piece from our CEO, @AndrewPecoraMD, challenges the healthcare system to shift to a model that focuses on paying for outcomes, not services, thus driving lower costs and optimal patient care. https://t.co/X3W9sa8NlM
I am excited to share my newest piece discussing the needed, fundamental transformation of our healthcare system to pay doctors – not for services, but instead, for outcomes.
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As we look at the possibilities for improvement that 2020 brings to patient care, @HealthITNews breaks down how predictive analytics, AI and more will impact the landscape: https://t.co/BsVzZbJ5Tv
With the start of 2020, we at OMI are excited to see what the future holds as we pursue our mission to help physicians better meet the needs of patients.
“Precision medicine holds the promise of more personalized care delivery & improved patient outcomes. However, there are still significant challenges to implementing precision medicine initiatives, hindering organizations’ ability to provide better care.” https://t.co/VRaSJLqPot
Burnout occurs across all types of careers, although signs of burnout aren’t necessarily consistent, it's important to self-reflect on habits/emotions that may be leading down a dangerous path.
Last week, our CEO @AndrewPecoraMD sat down with @MedEconomics to discuss the challenges of the #EHR systems and his solutions for achieving interoperability https://t.co/0os9njvSDK
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According to @sacjai, in 2020, we will likely see regulatory conversations about requirements needed to maintain “non-profit” health system status. Check out the rest of Dr. Jain’s health care predictions … any trends that were missed? https://t.co/pdexxtCZIV