According to a June 2016 investor’s presentation prepared by CliniFlow Technologies LLC, obtained by the Hartford Business Journal through federal court records, the company described itself as a medical technology investment and development company primarily focused on technologies that improve healthcare provider workflow and services.
According to a June 2016 investor’s presentation prepared by CliniFlow Technologies LLC, obtained by the Hartford Business Journal through federal court records, the company described itself as a medical technology investment and development company primarily focused on technologies that improve healthcare provider workflow and services.
Its founder, David Wagner, is a Trinity College alum who sat on the private school’s board of trustees until he resigned his position in June.
CliniFlow’s three startup companies that were slated to move to Hartford, according to state officials, include:
3si Systems LLC - Its technology provides healthcare staff workflow lists, alerts and procedural checklists powered by voice-command technology, according to CliniFlow’s 2016 investor’s presentation.
SpearFysh - A conversation management application that allows users to capture, transfer and analyze audio data, according to CliniFlow’s 2016 investor’s presentation.
Vox MediData - Its technology allows electronic health record data to be integrated into medical workflows by using voice-activated technology, according to CliniFlow’s 2016 investor’s presentation.
