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In a rapidly changing industry, caregivers remain the constant. Every day they demonstrate their passion for helping people despite unprecedented pressure to increase access and quality of care with the same or fewer resources. Hillrom is driven by patient-centered care. Everything we do, and all our products and technologies, are designed to enhance outcomes for patients and caregivers. It starts with cutting through complexity and focusing on the human side of healthcare. By continuously advancing and integrating our solutions, we enable clinicians to be vitally connected to their patients by delivering timely data and actionable insights. That means more accurate diagnoses, earlier intervention and faster recovery times. Our innovations put more heart in healthcare. Through more intelligent—and more connected—solutions, we help simplify routine workflows and communication, enabling care teams to focus on their passion—helping patients get better sooner. And we continuously raise the bar on quality and safety, building upon our legacy of trust with providers around the world. As healthcare continues to evolve, we`re here to support the people at the heart of it. Hillrom. Advancing Connected Care™.
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180 Medical Inc is a Oklahoma City, OK-based company in the Healthcare, Pharmaceuticals, and Biotech sector.
In 1993, a novel technology was invented by a team that included Jon Faiz Kayyem, PhD at The California Institute of Technology (CalTech). This invention combined nucleic acids and microelectronics to produce an electronic sensor for DNA detection. His invention was based on electrical detection of nucleic acids on a cassette based detection platform. Dr. Kayyem went on to found Clinical Micro Sensors, with the goal of translating this “eSensor” technology to disposable chips. Following several acquisitions of the technology, Dr. Kayyem became actively involved again in 2009, returning as an investor and then as CEO and Chairman of the Board. In 2009, a collaboration between Dr. Kayyem and Christopher Gleeson began. The two redefined the company strategy, and brought in a new board of directors, executive leadership team, and commercial management. In 2010, the company known at that time as Osmetech, was named GenMark Diagnostics and listed on NASDAQ. Mr. Gleeson remained an integral part of GenMark`s growth in the years that followed, serving as Chairman of the Board until his retirement in 2014. Dr. Kayyem currently serves as SVP, Research and Development.