In this podcast, we discover Lumeon’s commitment to a

What will the future of care delivery look like with Lumeon Conductor™? Matt Duffy, Chief Product Officer, and Stella Deych-Hendrickson, Head of Project Management, join the episode to talk about the power of clinical workflow automation and how technology that allows providers to close the gap between clinical intent and clinical action are crucial to scaling personalized patient care enterprise-wide. Tune in to learn how Lumeon Conductor moves care delivery from ‘one-size-fits-all’ to a highly personalized approach, managing each patient’s care according to their individual needs, while strategically weaving digital interactions into the clinical care journey at points that make sense to be automated, and freeing up the care team to spend more time looking after those who need it most.

Check out the new platform here: https://lumeon.com/lumeon-conductor-platform/

How are some of the largest health systems in the world using

In this episode of the Lumeon Podcast, host Ryan Atkinson sits down with Cindy Gaines, Chief Clinical Transformation Officer at Lumeon, to explore her remarkable journey in healthcare. Cindy shares her background as a nurse and discusses the shift she made to her current position. She highlights the importance of leveraging her nursing knowledge and experience in leading a software company, where she can now impact patient care on a larger scale. The podcast also explores the challenges faced by hospitals in recent years, and the role of technology in transforming health systems and improving patient care. Cindy sheds light on how automation and care orchestration can alleviate some of the staffing shortages and enhance patient outcomes. Join us for an insightful discussion on the intersection of clinical leadership, technology, and the future of healthcare.

Traditional care coordination is labor intensive, expensive, mostly manual, and highly variable across care teams and sites of care. Meanwhile, your clinicians and staff are overworked and suffering from burnout, costs are rising, you have a backlog of patients that need care, and you need to recapture lost revenue -all while there is a massive shortage of people to do the work.

In this session, John Glaser, Executive in Residence at Harvard Medical School, will talk to Robbie Hughes, CEO & Founder of Lumeon, about how you can apply automation to complex workflows and alleviate the burden on clinicians and staff while enabling them to spend more time with the patients that need it most and still reduce costs.

Rethinking Productivity in a Staffing Crisis

As we face a critical time in the history of nursing, with staffing shortages and exhausted healthcare workers, Dr. Christy Dempsey, former Chief Nursing Officer at Press Ganey talks to Cindy Gaines, Chief Clinical Transformation Officer at Lumeon about the challenges being faced, how we can reduce manual workload and optimize quality and safety at the same time through care orchestration.

Dr. Christy Dempsey is the former Chief Nursing Officer for Press Ganey Associates.  Christy is a registered nurse with over three decades of healthcare experience regularly speaking and publishing nationally and internationally on nursing, perioperative and emergency services, patient flow, medical practice operations, supply chain and physician/hospital collaboration. She has served as adjunct faculty for the Missouri State University School of Nursing is a Fellow in the American Academy of Nursing as well as serving as President-Elect of the Missouri Organization of Nurse leaders.  She is a board member and advisor to multiple organizations and serves on the editorial boards for the Journal of Nursing Administration and Journal of Patient Experience.  In 2018 and again in 2020, Dempsey was named one of the top 50 Safety Experts in the US by Becker’s Hospital Review.  Her book, The Antidote to Suffering:  How Compassionate Connected Care Can Improve Safety, Quality, and Experience, was released in 2017 and continues to be a beloved resource for clinician practice, patient experience, and caregiver education.  Cindy Gaines is Chief Clinical Transformation Officer at Lumeon. Cindy has over 30 years of healthcare experience, splitting this time between quality, engagement, and operations across the continuum. Prior to Lumeon, she most recently served as chief nursing officer and clinical transformation leader at Philips NV, supporting customer adoption of advanced population health management solutions and strategies. Before Philips, she served as the chief operating officer and president of administration for Borgess Health in Kalamazoo, Michigan.