HealthTech Leader Using Transparent AI to Eliminate Non-Actionable Alarms to Accelerate Momentum
CalmWave, the leader in eliminating non-actionable alarms through data science and Transparent AI, has been awarded a GPO agreement with Partners Cooperative, an Atlanta, Georgia-based hospital shared services cooperative (not for profit) providing contracting and purchasing services to its hospital members.
CalmWave harnesses Transparent AI to build trust with clinicians and streamlines hospital Operations Health, starting with objectively reducing alarm fatigue and improving staff well-being. The platform integrates with core hospital IT systems, aggregating, unifying, and analyzing vast data sources to provide actionable insights for improved patient care and operational efficiency. Recognized for their innovation in creating quiet ICU environments, CalmWave is transforming healthcare through technology to support bedside medical staff, patients, and family members.
“Our agreement with Partners Cooperative is another powerful market signal validating our unique ability to solve the problem of non-actionable alarms in healthcare settings. We continue to build strong momentum in our mission to improve nurse retention in ICUs,” said Ophir Ronen, founder and CEO of CalmWave. “Through this collaborative effort, we are committed to driving innovation and delivering scalable, award-winning solutions that address the complexities of today’s healthcare environment.”
As a non-profit shared services cooperative, Partners Cooperative enhances the efficiency and performance of its member health systems through collaborative solutions. Formed by a coalition of healthcare systems to pool resources, expertise, and purchasing power, the cooperative drives cost efficiencies and improves operational effectiveness across its diverse membership.
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