BOULDER, Colorado—Curantis Solutions, a provider of modern, cloud-based hospice and palliative care technology, announced a strategic partnership with nVoq, a provider of artificial intelligence (AI)-powered, voice-enabled clinical documentation solutions for home-based care.
"Documentation has long been one of the biggest obstacles preventing hospice and palliative care clinicians from spending more time with patients," said John Carreker, CEO of Curantis Solutions. "At Curantis, we're committed to breaking through those barriers with forward-thinking solutions that make a meaningful difference where it matters most. Partnering with nVoq allows us to bring intuitive, voice-enabled documentation directly into our EHR [electronic health record] workflows helping clinicians capture accurate notes with ease, reclaim valuable time and focus on what truly matters: patient care."
NVoq has spent more than a decade building language models specifically for post-acute care. NVoq's technology is developed for home health, hospice and palliative care.
"Curantis is setting a new standard for hospice and palliative care technology, and we're proud to support that mission with the innovative capabilities of the nVoq Platform," said Dawn Iddings, chief revenue officer of nVoq. "Together, we're meeting agencies where they are, providing solutions that are easy to adopt, clinically responsible and designed to grow with them."