medical

  • miTRAX helps patients and doctors track post-op recovery

    miTRAX helps patients and doctors track post-op recovery

    Lincoln startup miTRAX is working on a solution that will help health care providers improve work flow efficiency and patient outcomes with the goal of improved care and reduced expense. “Our business is patient/procedure management in the orthopedic space,” said Rob Barie, President of miTRAX. “We’ve taken patient education, engagement and outcomes and created a…

  • QA with Paul Oliver: “Studiocode is basically Hudl for doctors and nurses”

    QA with Paul Oliver: “Studiocode is basically Hudl for doctors and nurses”

    Paul Oliver is Lead Software Developer for Studiocode, a joint venture between Hudl and Nelnet in Lincoln, Nebraska. Oliver will be presenting on microservices at AIM Infotec on March 21st. SPN caught up with Oliver over phone. SPN: For readers who aren’t familiar with Studiocode, describe what you do there. PO: A while back Hudl…

  • Crumb hopes to revolutionize the healthcare industry with its data-sharing platform

    Crumb hopes to revolutionize the healthcare industry with its data-sharing platform

    Crumb wants to solve a really tough problem: untangling the mess of patient data in order to save lives. “Hospital errors are the second leading cause of death in the U.S.” said Luis Lopez, Co-founder of Crumb, based out of The Exchange in Omaha. “It’s not because we have bad doctors or nurses. It’s because…

  • LifeLoop helps assisted living patients communicate with their families [Video]

    LifeLoop helps assisted living patients communicate with their families [Video]

    LifeLoop creates connections for retirement community residents, which previously may have been difficult or impossible. Amy Johnson, the founder of LifeLoop, an Omaha based startup, began with a mission to help families communicate better with relatives in retirement communities. The idea took on a life of its own after seeing how much more they could help.…

  • “Science is hard”: QA with Cofactor Genomics’ Dave Messina

    “Science is hard”: QA with Cofactor Genomics’ Dave Messina

    St. Louis-based Cofactor Genomics uses RNA to diagnose diseases earlier and faster than current medical technology. This summer they participated in Y Combinator. With past experience working on the Human Genome Project, Cofactor Genomics is one of the hottest startups in biotech. SPN caught up with co-founder Dave Messina at CIC in the Cortex Innovation Community. SPN:…

  • Statim’s Jennifer Amis on the future of telehealth and her Pipeline experience

    Statim’s Jennifer Amis on the future of telehealth and her Pipeline experience

    Jennifer Amis is the founder of Statim, an Omaha-based telehealth service provider that provides remote patient monitoring over the Internet, with a particular focus on serving rural communities in western Nebraska. Amis is currently a 2015 Pipeline fellow. SPN caught up with Amis over the phone. SPN: Telehealth is really hot right now, and there’s a lot of…

  • Cyber-Anatomy lets med students swap cadavers for holograms

    Iowa City-based Cyber-Anatomy, which creates interactive 3D anatomical models, recently partnered with zSpace, a holographic computing company from Sunnyvale, Calif., to create interactive, holographic images of human cadavers. “In this case, it was very exciting for a high-tech company from the Silicon Valley to reach out to an Iowa company because of the technology …