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Oregon Launches C19oregon.com to Relieve 911 Services and Mitigate Hospital Overcrowding from COVID-19 in 5 Counties and City of Portland

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Thursday, April 9, 2020
Accounting software, Aaron Patzer, American people of German descent, Intuit, Mint.com, V-12 Navy College Training Program, Emory University, Software, Emory Healthcare, Economy, Finance

The solution is an innovative collaboration among Portland Fire & Rescue and Vital Software, makers of c19check.com, built in conjunction with Emory University .

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  • The solution is an innovative collaboration among Portland Fire & Rescue and Vital Software, makers of c19check.com, built in conjunction with Emory University .
  • Other communities interested in standing up their own customized and localized solutions can stand them up with Vital in a matter of days.
  • The site is for educational purposes and not a replacement for a healthcare provider evaluation.
  • Founded by Justin Schrager, MD, MPH, an Emergency Room doctor with Emory Healthcare and Aaron Patzer, founder of Mint.com.

Mint.com Founder's latest company, Vital, named SXSW Innovation Awards Finalist

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Tuesday, February 18, 2020
Accounting software, Mint.com, Software, American culture, Economy, South by Southwest, Intuit, WE, Aaron Patzer

ATLANTA, Feb. 18, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Vital , the AI-powered software improving patient experience in hospital emergency rooms, announced today it's been named one of five finalists in the Health, Med, and BioTech category for the 23rd annual SXSW Innovation Awards.

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  • ATLANTA, Feb. 18, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Vital , the AI-powered software improving patient experience in hospital emergency rooms, announced today it's been named one of five finalists in the Health, Med, and BioTech category for the 23rd annual SXSW Innovation Awards.
  • The SXSW Innovation Awards recognizes the most exciting tech developments in the connected world.
  • As a 28-year-old, Patzer was named one of Fortune's "40 Under 40" for his success with Mint.com which he later sold to Intuit for $170 million.
  • "It's been a decade since I was at South by Southwest kicking off what has become a decade of innovation in financial technology," said Patzer.