FCamara creates strategic partnership with Anahp
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Increasingly, technology becomes an ally of the health ecosystem, aiming at major improvements for hospitals, laboratories and operators, adding value to businesses, doctors and patients. To this end, FCamara, a technology and innovation ecosystem that leverages the future of business, has just announced a new partnership with the National Association of Private Hospitals (Anahp), an entity that represents the main private hospitals in the country, bringing together 127 associated institutions.
“We want to get ever closer to the health ecosystem, strengthening relationships with other institutions of excellence, exercising our role as agents of technological transformation in the sector”, points out Marcos Moraes, director of the health vertical at FCamara.
The company also provides services offering technology to health operators, diagnostic medicine and pharmaceutical industries, and around 60% of its portfolio is aimed at large private hospitals. Among some achievements are: facial recognition, integrated inventory management, monitoring through wearables and a health lab that allows validating innovative hypotheses with short cycles of experimentation.
With the partnership, FCamara will join, in 2023, the Anahp Partners Program, an initiative that brings together the main providers of solutions for hospitals of excellence in Brazil. “The program provides partners with a better understanding of the needs and challenges of this sector. I believe in aligning our mission with that of FCamara and the partnership promises to be fruitful”, says Antônio Britto, executive director of Anahp, an entity that strategically promotes periodic meetings with the ecosystem, in addition to important and renowned congresses.
Partnerships between companies in the technology sector have had rewarding and positive results for all involved, be they associations, service providers, associated institutions, health professionals and patients. “Our ambition is to play a leading role in promoting futuristic movements in health, and we know that we are taking big steps towards a more connected ecosystem, promoting initiatives that provide opportunities for improvements in the sector as a whole”, concludes Marcos.
