Madison healthcare IT startup Redox won a prestigious award at a national healthcare technology conference this week.
Redox, which helps app developers get access to electronic health records and health systems manage their connections to the cloud, beat out nearly 100 startups to win a pitch competition at Health 2.0, a leading healthcare technology conference in San Francisco.
“It’s great — Health 2.0 is a big thing, so it’s great to have recognition from it,” said Redox co-founder Niko Skievaski. “We’ve had a few second places under our belt, so it was good to get the win. Especially in Silicon Valley.”
Redox came in second in the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce’s Pressure Chamber event in August. They were also a runner-up in a pitch competition at Medical World Americas, an industry conference held in Houston in April.
Skievaski said Redox has received an influx of new business inquiries since winning the Health 2.0 competition. For the full article click here
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