10 Best Healthcare Companies 2020 - Verge Health

CIO Bulletin announced their list of the “10 Best Healthcare Companies 2020” and Verge Health was included. CIO Bulletin is an interactive, preeminent leadership platform serving as a central resource for information on Business & Information Technology (IT) leaders and their entrepreneurial ventures. From celebrating innovation to identifying best practices and providing a forum for today’s CIOs and other technology decision makers, CIO Bulletin aspires to keep its readers informed about how the techie giants, governments and consumers are unfurling organizational innovation in the Business & IT world. Verge Health is proud to have been recognized by CIO Bulletin as one of the best companies focused on improving healthcare.

In an interview with CIO Bulletin, Connie Moser, Verge Health’s CEO, shared her thoughts on the future of healthcare: Read the Article

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