I think there can be lots of efficiency improvements that can be done at a hospital through IT innovations. Basically better interconnection and automation of system and services.
Any solution that does not involve Epic or Cerner would be a good start.
Honest question. I've heard of these companies but I'm not familiar at all with the industry -- what's bad about them?
Let's put it this way: one of the leads I used to work with quit to work with cerner and he came back for his old job the following month.
This is debt and equity. At least $4m equity, I suspect most of it is debt.