HealthCall, LLC is a medical communications company and the first provider of Automated Patient Response solutions. Healthcare professionals throughout the US health care system use HealthCall solutions to enable the communication of more timely and relevant health information between healthcare professionals and patients. The improved clinical management and patient-centric approach results in increased patient involvement, healthier self-care behaviors, and higher quality outcomes. Automating clinical and administrative patient outreach workflows improves efficiency by eliminating non-value-added activities and enabling management-by-exception. The company's proven solutions materially impact the financial health of organizations by increasing revenues and reducing costs.

HealthCall, LLC is a medical communications company and the first provider of Automated Patient Response solutions. Healthcare professionals throughout the US health care system use HealthCall solutions to enable the communication of more timely and relevant health information between healthcare professionals and patients. The improved clinical management and patient-centric approach results in increased patient involvement, healthier self-care behaviors, and higher quality outcomes. Automating clinical and administrative patient outreach workflows improves efficiency by eliminating non-value-added activities and enabling management-by-exception. The company's proven solutions materially impact the financial health of organizations by increasing revenues and reducing costs.

The Spect Ophthalmic Camera is a product consisting of an Apple iPhone, a mobile application (app), and an optical lens attachment and illumination source. The mobile app is accessible to users via the Apple App Store (Apple Inc.) for use on Spect issued iPhone devices. The Spect Ophthalmic Camera consists of a mechanical adaptor with a telescopic feature that houses a high-quality glass fundoscopic lens, and a white-light LED illumination source. The images are transferred and stored to a separate product, the Spect Ocular System, where a physician can retrieve and review the images.