Roundtable Analytics to Deliver Predictive Analytics Services for Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center
RALEIGH, N.C., Aug. 10, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Roundtable Analytics, Inc., an Analytics as a Service (AaaS) and consulting company focused on improving the operational and financial performance of Emergency Departments, recently finalized an Agreement to deliver its predictive analytics services to Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center in Winston-Salem North Carolina.
Nationally ranked in several adult specialties, the academic medical center has planned a major renovation for its Emergency Department. During the multi-year construction process, Roundtable Analytics will provide its Emergency Department Strategy Lab (EDSL), an on-demand simulation modeling and service with supporting analytics, to optimize patient flow and patient care.
Wake Forest University Baptist Medical Center becomes the third Level 1 trauma center in North Carolina served by Roundtable Analytics, joining Vidant Medical Center and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
About Roundtable Analytics, Inc.
Roundtable Analytics, Inc. offers on-demand and easy to use data analytics, such as site-specific simulation models, that optimize the performance of client Emergency Departments. Securely leveraging each ED's unique data resources, Roundtable Analytics' predictive analytics are delivered via SaaS to ED managers who can quickly simulate the impact of adjusting key management variables under their control. This approach eliminates the risks of suboptimal patient care and financial losses that can occur during costly trial-and-error periods.
Funded by a combination of National Science Foundation grants and private equity, Roundtable Analytics launched the commercial version of EDSL in 2016.
Contact:
Tate Holt
CEO
1.415.717.6941
SOURCE Roundtable Analytics, Inc.
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