Staff shortages. Clinician burnout. Missed appointments. You’ve seen the headlines – providers and patients alike are struggling with our current healthcare system. What’s the solution?

Last month, Redox’s Niko Skievaski delved into a topical discussion with Vinay Bhargava, president and co-founder of Mytonomy, a patient engagement company with a singular mission: empower people to actively take control of their health. Vinay’s extensive professional journey in consumer technology, passion for digital imaging, and desire to help people navigate complex processes shaped his view of solving some of healthcare’s most pressing problems through a “video-colored lens.” He recognized how his deep understanding of tech could simultaneously improve the patient experience and alleviate clinician burden, which shaped the foundation of what Mytonomy is today.

“We have put our clinicians out for many tours of duty and they need a rest.”

The Mytonomy Cloud for Healthcare enables health systems to reach patients remotely, saving time and valuable resources, while building virtual patient care relationships using award-winning, microlearning video content delivered through an easy-to-use digital engagement platform. Mytonomy is like a “Netflix for healthcare,” enabling healthcare’s digital front door.

“There’s room for optimism in terms of providing access, which is a first step to equity.”

Tune into Episode 49 of the Redox Podcast to hear more from Vinay’s perspective about:

• How automation is easing the burden on frontline workers and patients
• Industry trends and the role of big tech
• Mytonomy’s use cases and enablement of more meaningful patient/provider interactions