Boston Children’s to use patient-provider matching software from Kyruus

Boston Children’s Hospital is adopting new software to improve patients’ online experience and help them more easily find a provider.

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Boston Children’s plans to use a data management platform from the health IT startup Kyruus, which identifies consumer-friendly terms for physician specialties to help parents or caregivers find the provider who best fits their child’s needs.

The platform also includes new search terms related to COVID-19 and allows patients to schedule appointments online for the first time.

Read the full news release here.

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Boston Children’s Hospital is adopting new software to improve patients’ online experience and help them more easily find a provider.

Boston Children’s plans to use a data management platform from the health IT startup Kyruus, which identifies consumer-friendly terms for physician specialties to help parents or caregivers find the provider who best fits their child’s needs.

The platform also includes new search terms related to COVID-19 and allows patients to schedule appointments online for the first time.

Read the full news release here.

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