Healthcare startup Redpoint Summit recently rolled out its first product, Familiar Orders. The Nebraska Medical Center, in Omaha Nebraska, is the initial customer and was the sole investor in Redpoint Summit’s seed round in Sept. 2022. The dollar amount was not disclosed.
Chuck Schneider, Redpoint Summit CEO
“We focus on reducing physician and nurse burnout by optimizing the electronic health record,” CEO Chuck Schneider told bizblip. “We analyze individual user behaviors and use AI to identify patterns. Our goal is to lessen the burden of repetitive tasks through automation.”
Since its inception, Redpoint Summit has been working closely with the Nebraska Medical Center, and the implementation of Familiar Orders marks a major step forward for both parties. Schneider explained that the product aims to optimize the electronic health record (EHR) system by analyzing the repetitive tasks performed by physicians and nurses. Using artificial intelligence, Redpoint Summit identifies patterns and automates basic configuration and optimization within the EHR, reducing task burden and alleviating burnout. The initial pilot started with 12 users, but after testing, feedback and improvements Schneider now claims 1500 users on the platform.
In addition to the product rollout, Redpoint Summit has also been making strides in securing funding. The company recently received funds through the Missouri Technology Corporation, as part of their ongoing seed round. While the specific amount of funding was not disclosed. The company also picked up $20K from the Digital Sandbox in Oct. 2022.
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