OSF HealthCare Deploys Redox to Ease Use of Digital Solutions for Better Patient Care

A new collaboration between Peoria, Illinois-based OSF HealthCare and Redox will allow the health system to effectively integrate pilot programs and deploy digital health solutions to improve health for OSF HealthCare communities. Redox will serve as an application layer connecting third-party technology solutions to the OSF HealthCare clinical systems.

“Redox has become the gold standard in health care cloud integration. Beyond the benefits of the platform, we chose Redox because many of the applications we’re adopting are already part of the network,” said Rob Jennetten, director, Innovation Partnerships, OSF HealthCare. “This will allow us to accelerate testing and implementation of these next-generation applications. Redox is integral to our digital transformation roadmap.”

The Redox network is now made up of over 400 health care delivery organizations utilizing hundreds of enterprise health care applications, including some already in use by OSF HealthCare, such as Epharmix, a remote patient monitoring system that uses automated text messages and phone calls with alerts to clinicians if a patient response indicates a worsening condition. OSF HealthCare will be deploying a diverse set of applications through Redox enabling efficiencies that will improve patient experience, provider experience and health of the population.

“OSF HealthCare is an industry leader in transforming the patient experience through the use of cutting-edge technology solutions,” said Niko Skievaski, president and co-founder of Redox. “The Redox platform centralizes and accelerates OSF HealthCare’s cloud strategy, which helps the organization rapidly adopt the best digital solution for the task at hand. We couldn’t be more excited to help enable this.”

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