Aug 9, 2022
Vizzia Technologies, a leading software and managed service provider of real-time location systems (RTLS) for healthcare organizations, was named to The Healthcare Technology Report's list of the "Top 100 Healthcare Technology Companies of 2022."
Vizzia was recognized in the Software & Data category for the second year in a row, and fellow awardees include well-known industry leaders: Novartis, Stryker, Edwards Lifesciences, and Centura Health (Top 100 List).
The Healthcare Technology Report provides market research and insights to include investment and corporate development activity. The New York City-based firm is run by a seasoned team of industry professionals who are highly knowledgeable of the healthcare technology sector.
Vizzia Technologies collaborates with leading clinicians and global technology manufacturers to improve enterprise efficiencies and patient care. The company conducts innovative research with an Internet of Things laboratory at The University of New Mexico's School of Engineering (Vizzia IoT Lab).
"We are honored to be recognized among this group of healthcare technology leaders," said Jim Forbes, Chief Strategy Officer of Vizzia Technologies. "For over 15 years, Vizzia has focused on leveraging technology to improve healthcare processes and patient care."
Vizzia is sponsoring the 9th annual Health Connect South conference in Atlanta on September 22, 2022. Featured speakers include: Director CDC, Commissioner FDA, President Duke University Hospital, CEO United Healthcare, CEO Piedmont Healthcare, and CSO Vizzia Technologies (Agenda).
About Vizzia Technologies
Vizzia is a software and managed service provider of real-time location systems (RTLS) and advanced process improvement solutions for healthcare organizations. Its award-winning InVIEW℠ software platform provides real-time, actionable data and process visibility to improve enterprise efficiencies and patient care for leading health systems, hospitals, and clinics. Vizzia is an Inc. 5000 fast-growing, a Top 100 health-tech and a Top 40 innovative company. For more information, please visit VizziaTech.com.
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