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EMPOWERING RESEARCHERS, CLINICIANS AND INDIVIDUALS TO USE DATA TO DRIVE BETTER HEALTH OUTCOMES. Develop and deliver precision medicine treatments to improve patient outcomes, quality and cost. Improve time to market to deliver secure, compliant and highly available cloud software. As a researcher or clinician, you need a software platform that removes data silos to enable you to get more out of your datasets and Your progress is being held back by legacy electronic health record systems that trap data in proprietary databases and don’t integrate LifeOmic’s Precision Health Cloud (PHC) is the cloud platform that integrates and indexes disparate sources including genomic, clinical, patient acquired, wearables, imaging and population data. All of this data is added to a searchable and flexible repository for each patient. The PHC includes machine learning algorithms that help you surface critical interrelationships between data, for example across genotypic and phenotypic data. With the PHC, you are able to focus on your research and an*lysis – not software setup, configuration and rich, interactive experience to explore individual patients, cohorts and entire populations. Additionally, REST API’s, including support makes working with the apps you use today like R Studio, Jupyter Notebook, Tableau and Spotfire seamless. You can also quickly and easily build custom an*lysis, mobile apps and web applications. You retain ownership of your data and determine who can access with advanced authorization controls. We never distribute or monetize your data. Additionally, the PHC is both HIPAA compliant and HITRUST CSF Certified, ensuring that your patient data is always protected. take control of their healthspans. Our apps don’t just enable you to leverage interventions shown to help humans live healthier for longer but also allow these behaviors to be tracked in the PHC platform. With LIFE mobile applications, you can interact with your patients remotely including delivering surveys, collecting data from wearables