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Cracking the CODE on SDoH
HSR.health is ready and able to lead the charge on achieving the goals of the CODE Report and creating actionable processes around social data to improve people’s health and save on healthcare expenditures.
read moreHealthy Smart Cities
As more cities adopt Smart City technologies, opportunities to leverage real-time data concerning the municipal resources, assets, and public services increase dramatically. By analyzing these diverse data streams from neighborhoods, schools, office buildings,...
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For smaller communities, the smart city transformation isn’t just about technology Guest Blog by Eugene W Grant, Mayor of Seat Pleasant, Maryland Seat Pleasant is a bedroom community in Prince George’s County, Md., with a population of approximately 4,721 residents....
read moreJohn Zaleski Published Chapter on Big Data in Healthcare
We are proud to announce that HSR Board Member, John R Zaleski, PhD has recently published a chapter, titled Big Data for Predictive Analytics in High Acuity Health Settingsin the technical publication Big Data for the Greater Good. The chapter discusses the many and...
read moreHSR Wins Export MD Grant
We are proud to announce that we've been invited to join the State of Maryland's official delegation to the Arab Health Exhibition and Congress 2019,taking place from January 28th – 31st, 2019 at the Dubai World Trade Center in the United Arab Emirates. Arab Health is...
read moreTrack Patients, Not Opioids
Congressional Quarterly reports an 18% reduction in opioid use among Medicare patients in recent years1. This is certainly movement in the right direction – especially considering prescriptions to this population have long been considered a source of diverted opioids....
read moreMaryland Selects HSR for GeoSpatial Tech
HSR Selected for its GeoSpatial SaaS Offerings by the State of Maryland Selection recognizes HSR’s growing role in bringing Geospatial technology to healthcare June 20, 2018, Rockville, MD – Health Solutions Research, Inc. (HSR) has been selected by the State of...
read moreHSR & myMAR Challenge Opioid Epidemic with AI
Companies seek to shift the tide in the battle against Opioid addition by merging HSR’s AI-tech with myMAR’s caregiver-focused online portal. The Opioid epidemic is ravaging our country, hitting our nation so hard, that it alone has lowered life expectancy in the...
read morePurdue to Just Say No to OxyContin Marketing
Purdue Pharma LP has announced an end to its practice of pressuring physicians to write prescriptions of OxyContin – a market leading opioid pain killer. Purdue’s move, as reported in Friday’s Wall Street Journal article, “Purdue Pharma to Stop Promoting OxyContin to...
read moreFight the Opioid Crisis with Opioids?
Fight Fire with Fire is certainly and age-old adage. And Philadelphia's plan to open up
read moreCracking the CODE on SDoH
HSR.health is ready and able to lead the charge on achieving the goals of the CODE Report and creating actionable processes around social data to improve people’s health and save on healthcare expenditures.
read moreHealthy Smart Cities
As more cities adopt Smart City technologies, opportunities to leverage real-time data concerning the municipal resources, assets, and public services increase dramatically. By analyzing these diverse data streams from neighborhoods, schools, office buildings,...
read moreSmall and Smart
For smaller communities, the smart city transformation isn’t just about technology Guest Blog by Eugene W Grant, Mayor of Seat Pleasant, Maryland Seat Pleasant is a bedroom community in Prince George’s County, Md., with a population of approximately 4,721 residents....
read moreJohn Zaleski Published Chapter on Big Data in Healthcare
We are proud to announce that HSR Board Member, John R Zaleski, PhD has recently published a chapter, titled Big Data for Predictive Analytics in High Acuity Health Settingsin the technical publication Big Data for the Greater Good. The chapter discusses the many and...
read moreHSR Wins Export MD Grant
We are proud to announce that we've been invited to join the State of Maryland's official delegation to the Arab Health Exhibition and Congress 2019,taking place from January 28th – 31st, 2019 at the Dubai World Trade Center in the United Arab Emirates. Arab Health is...
read moreTrack Patients, Not Opioids
Congressional Quarterly reports an 18% reduction in opioid use among Medicare patients in recent years1. This is certainly movement in the right direction – especially considering prescriptions to this population have long been considered a source of diverted opioids....
read moreMaryland Selects HSR for GeoSpatial Tech
HSR Selected for its GeoSpatial SaaS Offerings by the State of Maryland Selection recognizes HSR’s growing role in bringing Geospatial technology to healthcare June 20, 2018, Rockville, MD – Health Solutions Research, Inc. (HSR) has been selected by the State of...
read moreHSR & myMAR Challenge Opioid Epidemic with AI
Companies seek to shift the tide in the battle against Opioid addition by merging HSR’s AI-tech with myMAR’s caregiver-focused online portal. The Opioid epidemic is ravaging our country, hitting our nation so hard, that it alone has lowered life expectancy in the...
read morePurdue to Just Say No to OxyContin Marketing
Purdue Pharma LP has announced an end to its practice of pressuring physicians to write prescriptions of OxyContin – a market leading opioid pain killer. Purdue’s move, as reported in Friday’s Wall Street Journal article, “Purdue Pharma to Stop Promoting OxyContin to...
read moreFight the Opioid Crisis with Opioids?
Fight Fire with Fire is certainly and age-old adage. And Philadelphia's plan to open up
read moreCracking the CODE on SDoH
HSR.health is ready and able to lead the charge on achieving the goals of the CODE Report and creating actionable processes around social data to improve people’s health and save on healthcare expenditures.
read moreHealthy Smart Cities
As more cities adopt Smart City technologies, opportunities to leverage real-time data concerning the municipal resources, assets, and public services increase dramatically. By analyzing these diverse data streams from neighborhoods, schools, office buildings,...
read moreSmall and Smart
For smaller communities, the smart city transformation isn’t just about technology Guest Blog by Eugene W Grant, Mayor of Seat Pleasant, Maryland Seat Pleasant is a bedroom community in Prince George’s County, Md., with a population of approximately 4,721 residents....
read moreJohn Zaleski Published Chapter on Big Data in Healthcare
We are proud to announce that HSR Board Member, John R Zaleski, PhD has recently published a chapter, titled Big Data for Predictive Analytics in High Acuity Health Settingsin the technical publication Big Data for the Greater Good. The chapter discusses the many and...
read moreHSR Wins Export MD Grant
We are proud to announce that we've been invited to join the State of Maryland's official delegation to the Arab Health Exhibition and Congress 2019,taking place from January 28th – 31st, 2019 at the Dubai World Trade Center in the United Arab Emirates. Arab Health is...
read moreTrack Patients, Not Opioids
Congressional Quarterly reports an 18% reduction in opioid use among Medicare patients in recent years1. This is certainly movement in the right direction – especially considering prescriptions to this population have long been considered a source of diverted opioids....
read moreMaryland Selects HSR for GeoSpatial Tech
HSR Selected for its GeoSpatial SaaS Offerings by the State of Maryland Selection recognizes HSR’s growing role in bringing Geospatial technology to healthcare June 20, 2018, Rockville, MD – Health Solutions Research, Inc. (HSR) has been selected by the State of...
read moreHSR & myMAR Challenge Opioid Epidemic with AI
Companies seek to shift the tide in the battle against Opioid addition by merging HSR’s AI-tech with myMAR’s caregiver-focused online portal. The Opioid epidemic is ravaging our country, hitting our nation so hard, that it alone has lowered life expectancy in the...
read morePurdue to Just Say No to OxyContin Marketing
Purdue Pharma LP has announced an end to its practice of pressuring physicians to write prescriptions of OxyContin – a market leading opioid pain killer. Purdue’s move, as reported in Friday’s Wall Street Journal article, “Purdue Pharma to Stop Promoting OxyContin to...
read moreFight the Opioid Crisis with Opioids?
Fight Fire with Fire is certainly and age-old adage. And Philadelphia's plan to open up
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