HealthPrize Selects Symphony For Medication Adherence Solutions
Launch of new iPhone/Android app mobilises HealthPrize platform
Committed to developing engaging solutions that inspire, encourage and reward patients for properly adhering to prescription medications, HealthPrize Technologies, an Internet-based software company, has selected Symphony Services, the software and product engineering services provider, to build next-generation medication adherence solutions under a multi-year, multi-project engagement.
Symphony’s partnership with HealthPrize supports the explosion of mobile technology in healthcare, providing HealthPrize with expertise building software and industry-specific applications, while allowing HealthPrize to focus exclusively on new generations of technology healthcare innovation.
“HealthPrize is a pioneering leader in the development of on-demand and mobile solutions that address an enormous need in the healthcare and pharmaceutical markets,” said Sanjay Dhawan, president and CEO of Symphony. “Working with HealthPrize to design and deploy important solutions that will help reduce healthcare costs and improve the quality of life of chronically ill patients is rewarding work for our team. The collaboration between Symphony and HealthPrize is a perfect example of how innovative independent software vendors (ISVs) can partner with technology and solutions specialists, such as Symphony, to bring their vision of next-generation applications to life,” said Dhawan.
“Thanks to Symphony Services, we don’t need to expend our own time and energy on customising solutions and applications for various technology platforms and device formats, but instead can focus our internal resources on innovative product design, development and sales. Experts like Symphony enable us to leverage their expertise and experience to make our innovative solutions available to many patients quickly and more efficiently than ever before,” said Tom Kottler, CEO, HealthPrize.

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