Health-tech leader Eon announced that its Eon Patient Management (EPM) platform went live at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. EPM uses computational linguistics to analyze radiology reports, aiding in the identification, capturing, and longitudinal tracking of potentially catastrophic abnormalities.
EPM is engineered to be applied across multiple organs and disease states. MD Anderson will use the platform’s lung module for incidental pulmonary nodule patient capture and longitudinal follow-up initially.
“To be selected by this world-class institution is further validation of what we do at Eon,” Eon Chief Commercial Officer Michael Mucha said. “EPM saves lives by ensuring early detection and treatment of critical diseases, which has meaningful financial benefits for patients and providers. MD Anderson is doing a great thing for their patients by partnering with Eon.”
With the MD Anderson go-live, EPM is now contracted at 504 facilities nationwide and live at 415 of them.
