Corepoint Health is a health care information technology software company that develops system integration products for health care entities such as hospitals, clinics, imaging centers/radiology practices, and laboratories throughout the United States and Canada. Corepoint Health currently offers several licensed software products under the names of Corepoint Integration Engine, Corepoint Community Exchange, and Corepoint Outreach Manager.
History
Corepoint Health was founded in 1997 as NeoTool Development. The initial focus began with delivering HL7 training and consulting, later moving into development of HL7 software components. In 2004, the company relocated to Plano, Texas just outside Dallas, Texas and launched its core integration platform. Building on the integration platform, a web-services based solution was released in mid-2008 to facilitate a manageable way to connect a point of care community. Since 2004, the company's growth in addition to broader product offerings required a refreshed brand to better represent its presence in the market. In February 2009, the company updated its brand and launched as Corepoint Health. Corepoint Health is active in the healthcare Information Technology community. Although Corepoint Health solutions work with various healthcare standards, the company actively participates in the HL7 (Health Level Seven) community with active involvement in HL7 working groups. Dave Shaver, Chief Technology Officer and founder, is currently the Co-Chair of Infrastructure and Messaging (InM) Committee and co-chair of the FHIR Governance Board at Health Level 7.
Products & Services
Corepoint Integration Engine
Corepoint Community Exchange
Healthcare integration architecture planning
Healthcare integration implementation
HL7
Corepoint Health also provides in-depth HL7 training in healthcare integration, and its applications within a healthcare organization. The following training courses are available to healthcare professionals industry wide. HL7 First Steps, CDA First Steps, and HL7: By The Book and Beyond.
History
Corepoint Health was founded in 1997 as NeoTool Development. The initial focus began with delivering HL7 training and consulting, later moving into development of HL7 software components. In 2004, the company relocated to Plano, Texas just outside Dallas, Texas and launched its core integration platform. Building on the integration platform, a web-services based solution was released in mid-2008 to facilitate a manageable way to connect a point of care community. Since 2004, the company's growth in addition to broader product offerings required a refreshed brand to better represent its presence in the market. In February 2009, the company updated its brand and launched as Corepoint Health. Corepoint Health is active in the healthcare Information Technology community. Although Corepoint Health solutions work with various healthcare standards, the company actively participates in the HL7 (Health Level Seven) community with active involvement in HL7 working groups. Dave Shaver, Chief Technology Officer and founder, is currently the Co-Chair of Infrastructure and Messaging (InM) Committee and co-chair of the FHIR Governance Board at Health Level 7.
Products & Services
Corepoint Integration Engine
Corepoint Community Exchange
Healthcare integration architecture planning
Healthcare integration implementation
HL7
Corepoint Health also provides in-depth HL7 training in healthcare integration, and its applications within a healthcare organization. The following training courses are available to healthcare professionals industry wide. HL7 First Steps, CDA First Steps, and HL7: By The Book and Beyond.
Joy Autumn Joy Autumn is a singer/songwriter and composer from Los Angeles. She discovered her love for writing songs at the age of five, making up lyrics while playing and recording piano parts on an old cassette recorder in her hometown of Olympia, WA.
The Olympia native gave out cassettes as a young child to cheer up friends and family. Her experiences in a chamber group in her early 20’s led to her writing pop/rock tunes in the chamber style and discovering a new writing voice she hadn’t known she possessed.
In 2010, she self-produced and released her first EP, Scarlett in Seattle. In it she delivers a sort of reserved pop that calls on her baroque background for inspiration, allowing melodies and movement to take the fore instead of electronics and percussion. Scarlett reviewed as "a breath of fresh air, a highly enjoyable side-trip".
After Scarlett's release, she moved to Los Angeles to develop her talents. She collaborated with Joseph Trapanese (Daft Punk, M83) on their orchestral release entitled “Don’t Cry.” It was during this time that she began penning a whimsical collection of songs about love, heartbreak, and Hollywood.
Her album “Sunny Lemonade” was released independently on April 5, 2016. The album was produced by Grammy winner Sheldon Gomberg (Ben Harper) and is a poignant collection of songs that radiate compassion, love, forgiveness, and deep internal strength as she sings about love, heartbreak and Hollywood. She explores her own very unusual and alluring style of singing that falls in the singer/ songwriter tradition. Her music has been compared to artists such as Regina Spektor, with both featuring "similar instruments, pleasant vocals, and lyrical subjects"
The Olympia native gave out cassettes as a young child to cheer up friends and family. Her experiences in a chamber group in her early 20’s led to her writing pop/rock tunes in the chamber style and discovering a new writing voice she hadn’t known she possessed.
In 2010, she self-produced and released her first EP, Scarlett in Seattle. In it she delivers a sort of reserved pop that calls on her baroque background for inspiration, allowing melodies and movement to take the fore instead of electronics and percussion. Scarlett reviewed as "a breath of fresh air, a highly enjoyable side-trip".
After Scarlett's release, she moved to Los Angeles to develop her talents. She collaborated with Joseph Trapanese (Daft Punk, M83) on their orchestral release entitled “Don’t Cry.” It was during this time that she began penning a whimsical collection of songs about love, heartbreak, and Hollywood.
Her album “Sunny Lemonade” was released independently on April 5, 2016. The album was produced by Grammy winner Sheldon Gomberg (Ben Harper) and is a poignant collection of songs that radiate compassion, love, forgiveness, and deep internal strength as she sings about love, heartbreak and Hollywood. She explores her own very unusual and alluring style of singing that falls in the singer/ songwriter tradition. Her music has been compared to artists such as Regina Spektor, with both featuring "similar instruments, pleasant vocals, and lyrical subjects"
Dropidas great-grandfather of Critias, and presumably, father of Critias (Critias' grandfather and patronym). Reputed by Critias, to be an intimate friend of Solon.
From Timaeus:
Critias: Then listen, Socrates, to a strange tale which is, however certainly true, as Solon, who was the wisest of the seven sages, declared. He was a relative and a great friend of my great-grandfather, Dropidas, as he himself says in several of his poems; and Dropidas told Critias, my grandfather, who remembered and told us: That there were of old great and marvellous actions of the Athenians, which have passed into oblivion through time and the destruction of the human race, and one in particular, which was the greatest of them all
From Timaeus:
Critias: Then listen, Socrates, to a strange tale which is, however certainly true, as Solon, who was the wisest of the seven sages, declared. He was a relative and a great friend of my great-grandfather, Dropidas, as he himself says in several of his poems; and Dropidas told Critias, my grandfather, who remembered and told us: That there were of old great and marvellous actions of the Athenians, which have passed into oblivion through time and the destruction of the human race, and one in particular, which was the greatest of them all
Pi Kappa Chi (ΠΚΧ) is a professional fraternity which promotes the Doctor of Chiropractic and the chiropractic profession. It was founded in 1961 by Daniel David Palmer and students at Palmer College of Chiropractic. The organization is progressive in approaching the philosophy, art and science of chiropractic, allowing members to understand the full potential of the profession rather than just one segment. It emphasizes quality academics, involvement in issues concerning the chiropractic community and social activities.
Mission statement
"To promote the science, art, and philosophy of Chiropractic. To promote professional Chiropractic ethics. To promote and maintain good fellowship and brotherhood. To establish a deeper professional interest among Chiropractors. To join together students and practitioners of Chiropractic. To form through association with other chapters of this Fraternity, a closer bond between students and practitioners of other recognized Chiropractic schools."
Chapters
* Alpha Chapter: Palmer College of Chiropractic
* Beta Chapter: Texas Chiropractic College
* Gamma Chapter: Logan College of Chiropractic
Mission statement
"To promote the science, art, and philosophy of Chiropractic. To promote professional Chiropractic ethics. To promote and maintain good fellowship and brotherhood. To establish a deeper professional interest among Chiropractors. To join together students and practitioners of Chiropractic. To form through association with other chapters of this Fraternity, a closer bond between students and practitioners of other recognized Chiropractic schools."
Chapters
* Alpha Chapter: Palmer College of Chiropractic
* Beta Chapter: Texas Chiropractic College
* Gamma Chapter: Logan College of Chiropractic