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RapidAI Introduces Technology Partner Program to Bring RapidAI
Technology to more Hospital Environments
Leading Medical Technology and Communications Companies Join
the RapidAI Technology Partner Program
Menlo Park, Calif. — February 18 2020 –RapidAI, the worldwide leader in advanced
imaging for stroke, today announced the launch of the RapidAI Technology Partner
Program, an ecosystem of technologies that complement or integrate with the Rapid
platform. In tandem, the company also released a new RapidAI API (Application
Programming Interface) to enable technology partners to integrate Rapid results into
their products and services.
As part of the mission to deliver the benefits of its products to more patients globally and
meet each customer’s unique requirements, RapidAI now partners with companies to
bring RapidAI technology to more hospital environments through the RapidAI
Technology Partner Program. The program is designed to ensure product compatibility
and provide a path for healthcare solution providers to integrate and deliver advanced
Rapid results through their products.
The RapidAI Technology Partner Program broadens the availability of RapidAI
technology in more settings, including Mobile Stroke Units (MSUs) and the Angio Suite.
It also expands access to Rapid results through more healthcare communication
platforms, and increases the options for deployment and implementation of the Rapid
platform—on premise or in the cloud.
Today, RapidAI is also launching the RapidAI API, which is designed to integrate Rapid
notifications and results into a portfolio of workflow and medical communication
applications used by healthcare providers to coordinate stroke care for optimal patient
outcomes.
The RapidAI Technology Partner Program members include Allm, Ambra Health, Halo
Communications, Mobile Heartbeat, Pulsara, Samsung Neurologica, Siemens
Healthineers, Spok, and TigerConnect.
“It is great to see so many leaders in medical technology, workflow, and
communications commit to bringing RapidAI technology to more hospital environments
and help stroke teams achieve better patient outcomes.” said Don Listwin, CEO of
RapidAI. “Every hospital is unique, and in a commitment to delivering Rapid their way,
this is yet another path to provide more customer choice.”