Cedar Valley Hospice, a leading provider of hospice and palliative care services in Iowa, has selected Curantis Solutions to further enable its mission "to enrich lives with knowledge, respect and compassionate care." Founded in 1979, Cedar Valley Hospice is well respected in its community and state for providing hospice and palliative care services to individuals across multiple counties in the state, regardless of diagnosis or ability to pay.
"We chose Curantis Solutions because of its mission focus on enabling caregivers through its innovative end-to-end cloud-based technology that enables users to spend more time with patients, gain timely operational insights and efficiently ensure compliance. We are excited to begin this long-term partnership with Curantis Solutions as we know they will bring continual innovation with an exceptional level of service. After evaluating several vendors, we determined Curantis fully aligns with our mission and goal to provide compassionate care to our patients and the broader community," said Michaela Vandersee, Executive Director of Cedar Valley.
Curantis Solutions CEO and founder John Carreker said, "We look forward to empowering the hospice staff at Cedar Valley Hospice. Our solution was built for agencies like theirs who recognize that compassionate care is a way of living and working every day to help and support patients, families, and their communities." www.curantissolutions.com
May 20, 2020
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