GrayOS is a software platform that builds a cancer center’s digital twin to structure a clinic's resources, simulate its operations, and subsequently optimize their work-flow accordingly. Best described as an “operating system for healthcare”, our light-weight software operates on top of the cancer center’s EHR (electronic health records) to automate the patient scheduling process and provide a “control tower”, enabling intelligent strategic decision making. Specifically built to maximize the clinic’s patient throughput, while ensuring operations remain robust to disruption, operating costs are either maintained or reduced and the quality of healthcare provided remains exceptional. By integrating with the clinic’s existing systems (rather than replacing them), deployment costs & resistance to implementation are minimized.

Gray Oncology Solutions was founded in 2019 by a pair of Medical Physics PhDs and a trio of Montreal-based professors looking to translate their research into clinical practice. They have a vision of an oncology workflow where each patient’s journey through their cancer treatment is personalized for them, and statistically optimized to provide the best possible clinical outcomes. In pursuit of this vision, they’ve developed resource allocation software focused on optimizing the functional efficiency of oncology clinics (grayOS). Operationally, this translates to the optimization & automation of patient scheduling while explicitly incorporating the complex multi-disciplinary workflow resulting in reduced patient wait-times, higher patient throughput, reduced stress and ultimately, superior patient care.

A set of reports and dashboards focused on key cost and utilization measures (ED visits, admits, total cost of care, episode cost, preventable events, risk, and high cost imaging) that can be viewed across facilities, providers, practices, payors, and plans and utilizes third-party capabilities from 3M, Truven, Milliman and HealthPartners.

Cerner Corporation is a supplier of healthcare information technology solutions, services, devices and hardware. Cerner solutions optimize processes for healthcare organizations. These solutions are licensed by 9,300 facilities globally, including more than 2,650 hospitals; 3,750 physician practices 40,000 physicians; 500 ambulatory facilities, such as laboratories, ambulatory centers, cardiac facilities, radiology clinics and surgery centers; 800 home health facilities; 40 employer sites and 1,600 retail pharmacies. It operates in two segments: domestic, which includes revenue contributions and expenditures associated with business activity in the United States, and global, which includes revenue contributions and expenditures linked to business activity in Argentina, Aruba, Canada, Cayman Islands, Chile, Puerto Rico, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Spain and the United Arab Emirates. On May 23, 2011, it acquired Resource Systems, Inc. On October 17, 2011, it acquired Clairvia, Inc.