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Consumer Facing Tools – Traction Finalist Pitch
Consumer facing finalists Zest Health, Health Recovery Solution, Tiatros, Sense.ly, and the MediSafe Project each had 5 minutes to pitch their business plan followed by 5 minutes of Q&A from our panel of expert judges.

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Doctors 2.0: Sense.ly
From Orange Labs, Adam built a prototype virtual patient triage and training device using voice recognition, avatars and the Kinect which he showed at Health 2.0 last year. Now the company spun out from Orange Labs, Sense.ly, is a virtual online nurse equipped with a set of remote diagnostic tools.

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Doctors 2.0: Emerging Modes Of Patient-Provider Interaction ̵ ...

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Platforms for Partnership: Tools for Patient-Provider Communicati ...
Danny Sands moderates this panel on innovative technologies that allow for new avenues of patient-provider communication.

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Platforms for Partnership: Tools for Patient-Provider Communicati ...
Adam Odessky, Product Manager at Sense.ly, demos this virtual online nurse equipped with a set of remote diagnostic tools. Using speech recognition, augmented reality, and medical devices Sense.ly can quickly assess a patient’s condition and provide caregivers with relevant insights for meaningful follow-up.

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Interview with Adam Odessky
We talked with Adam Odessky, Product Manager at Orange Labs, about the biggest challenges, trends, and developments in health care technology at the San Francisco 2011 Health 2.0 conference.

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Orange – Virtual Physicians

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The Next Generation of Health 2.0 in the Doctor’s Office
SaaS and cloud-based medical record products and services are heading aggressively for physician offices. In parallel, the race for meaningful use dollars is on and legacy enterprise vendors are competing with startups offering more modular, lightweight tools across a variety of unplatforms. So who’s going to win in the race to getting EMRs to the 70% of American practices that don’t have them? And what services are needed – is software even enough?