Shameem C Hameed, Founder & CEO: Back in 2008 when I needed a practice management software for my RCM business I was appalled by the cost and quality of available products. More so because I had cofounded a Hospital Management Software company in India in 1989 and I was aware that these solutions could be more economical. I also became aware that digital health and EHR implementations had become so cost prohibitive that it ran many hospitals and practices to the ground. Someone had to do something, and my brother, Shahzad, and I decided that we were that someone. So we decided to write, for free, open-source code for OpenEMR. We soon became consultants to organizations needing unique and differentiated digital health applications that weren’t supported by standard solutions. However, we found that open source solutions still needed a lot of work like infrastructure, upgrade, development, maintenance and other support. And owning the IP in open source was difficult.
It became clear to us that neither open source nor standard systems were the solutions to bring down costs or empower innovation. The holy grail is the reduction of implementation and development costs. So we decided to build a digital health platform that would be self contained with everything that one would need to develop digital health solutions. A DevOps platform for digital health that would make development easy with low code, no code, has a variety of prebuilt digital health components, integrated with the health ecosystem, and sitting on a secure and scalable cloud environment is what we envisioned.
Such a digital health platform would lower costs and focus innovation. That idea became blueBriX, the building blocks for digital health. However blueBriX is just the tool. We also needed to educate and inspire the creators of digital health. That became the “Ideas in digital health” series. And our entire organization is always there to support such innovators.
Explore our journey through the years.
We start contributing to openEMR open source project and consulting for open source applications in digital health.
Released our enhanced version of openEMR, ZHOpenEMR which included advanced Revenue Cycle Management and billing features.
Released our enhanced version of openEMR, ZHOpenEMR which included advanced Revenue Cycle Management and billing features.
The first version of an our digital health platform named blueEHS ( Electronic Health Solution.) Evolution of the digital health space required rebranding of blueEHS as HITaaS (Health IT as a service,) and then as blueBriX digital health platform in 2022.
Showcasing the power of blueBriX digital health platform, we built out an enterprise scale EHR system that covers Acute care, Ambulatory Care, BH, HMS and more. Further we released blueTeleMed, blueIntelligence for analytics, and more on the blueBriX platform.
Today, blueBriX is fast becoming the digital health platform of choice, empowering healthcare providers, Pharma, and developers, to optimize care delivery and improve health outcomes through a comprehensive DevOps platform exclusively built for digital health. The patient engagement and remote patient monitoring components along with Electronic Health records and clinical operations pieces have proven invaluable to some of the Fortune 100 companies.
Now available in 36 different languages and utilized across four continents, blueBriX offers the world’s largest library of digital health components covering patient engagement and remote patient monitoring, Electronic Health records, and clinical operations.
We believe we exist to serve the real end-users – the patients who benefit from the technology. We are proud and humbled by the fact that we serve 2 million patients across the globe.
Spread across three countries, USA, Switzerland, and India, over 200 technologists stand ready and willing to support you and your vision.
Now available in 36 different languages and utilized across four continents, blueBriX offers the world’s largest library of digital health components covering patient engagement and remote patient monitoring, Electronic Health records, and clinical operations.