In early May, in the wake of the first surge of COVID-19 cases, hospitals across the country began to open back up. Elective surgeries that had been delayed could now be rescheduled. Critical routine checkups could once again become routine. The return to healthcare...
NASHVILLE and KNOXVILLE, Tenn., – Lirio, a behavior change AI company helping health systems and large employers move patients and employees towards better health outcomes, has added Justin Beaver, PhD, Raju Vatsavai, PhD, Clayton Webster, PhD, and Suzanne Blazek, PhD...
Since the introduction of value-based care, healthcare organizations have been told they must demonstrate better patient outcomes in order to receive reimbursement from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS). Hospitals and health systems remain in transition...
While limiting everyone’s exposure to COVID-19 is a smart idea, we didn’t want you to miss out on some of the valuable health IT insights being presented at HIMSS conference. So we’re bringing a virtual HIMSS20 to you. Visit the Virtual Consumerism / Patient...
KNOXVILLE AND NASHVILLE (TN) – Lirio, a behavior change AI company that uses personalized engagement to improve health outcomes, today announced that its Chief Product Officer Marten den Haring has been appointed Chief Operating Officer, effective immediately. Den...
Bon Secours Mercy Health and Lirio announce a strategic partnership, initiated by a direct investment from Bon Secours Mercy Health in our innovative behavior change AI platform.
Lirio has formed a new research and development lab to develop behavior change AI solutions. We also welcome tech industry veteran John Seely Brown as scientific advisor.
KNOXVILLE (TN), February 27, 2019 Lirio, a behavior change AI company that uses personalized engagement to improve health outcomes, today announced that it has closed a Series A funding round of just under $10 million. The round was led by noted technology investor...
Be they customers, clients, or patients—What makes your audience tick? Fundamental factors, such as worldview thinking styles, deeper emotional drivers, and other psychographic characteristics, help determine how an individual perceives and reacts to every message they receive.
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Swipe left. In a world where the gateway to romance is split-second judgment, first impressions are all that matter. Research shows the human attention span is up to three seconds shorter than that of a goldfish … Still with us?
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