Sandy and Craig discuss how Wellsheet achieves high clinician satisfaction, how it improves over time, and how it has earned the trust of hospitals across the country. Craig Limoli co-founded Wellsheet as a solution to the frustrations he noticed clinicians had with existing technologies, particularly around accessing patient data in a user-friendly format. Wellsheet’s patient summaries are preferred by 94% of clinicians for chart review, reducing chart review time by 50% and length of stay by 16.3%. Sandy and Craig also discuss Wellsheet’s recent partnership with UpToDate, allowing clinicians to access contextually relevant data faster. 

In this episode, they discuss:

• How Wellsheet contextualizes data to give clinicians the most relevant information to make treatment decisions
• Wellsheet’s impact on the inpatient side of healthcare, delivering ROI on clinician satisfaction and burnout while increasing productivity
• How Wellsheet addresses workflow bottlenecks at hospitals
• The money hospitals are saving by implementing Wellsheet’s AI solution, which mainly comes from reducing the patient length-of-stays 
• The breadth of adoption across healthcare systems that differentiates Wellsheet as an AI solution
• Different use-cases for Wellsheet throughout healthcare practices
• Wellsheet’s partnership with UpToDate, allowing for integration and seamless workflows 

A little about Craig:

Craig Limoli founded Wellsheet after seeing the frustration that clinicians faced with existing technologies while he worked at IBM in their Watson Health division. He left his MBA program at Wharton to found Wellsheet with a mission to create a better experience for physicians and care teams.

Aligning his solutions with the problems clinicians identified, Craig built Wellsheet’s AI solution to help clinicians access relevant patient information in a contextualized, user-friendly format. In 2017, Craig brought Wellsheet to the market, primarily serving small practices. Since then, Wellsheet's AI solution has been deployed to hundreds of hospitals across some of the largest health systems in the country and has delivered vast improvements in clinician productivity and experience.