Intend Announces Strategic Partnership With Mobility Health

Intend Announces Strategic Partnership With Mobility HealthIntegrating Intend’s Patient Management Platform with Mobility Health’s Laboratory and Medical Billing Services

Intend Announces Strategic Partnership With Mobility Health
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Intend, Inc., a patient-centric healthcare management software provider, today announced a strategic partnership with Mobility Health, a Mason, Ohio-based biohealth diagnostic company that pushes the boundaries of innovation in molecular science to provide accurate, rapid testing of infectious diseases to pharmacies nationwide. This landmark partnership provides pharmacies and other medical service providers with a Mobility Health branded version of the Intend Platform featuring real-time integration with laboratory testing and medical billing services.

Under this Value-Added Reseller (VAR) partnership, Mobility Health will offer a custom-branded version of the Intend Platform to their over 200 independent pharmacy clients and potentially thousands of pharmacies nationwide.

This powerful platform, strengthened by Mobility Health’s expert diagnostic testing, will provide pharmacies and other medical service providers with comprehensive, seamless solutions designed to streamline medical service delivery processes from marketing to medical billing and everything in between.

“Intend, Inc. has always aimed to create technology that transforms and streamlines healthcare delivery,” said Eric Kupferberg, President of Intend, Inc. “This partnership with Mobility Health will further extend the capabilities of our platform, opening new avenues of service delivery and leading to significant improvements in the medical care provided by pharmacies and medical providers nationwide.”

Sandra Gunselman, Ph.D., Founder, President & CEO of Mobility Health, shared, “We’re delighted to enter the partnership with Intend offering us an opportunity to leverage their industry-leading platform to provide the pharmacy a complete end-to-end provider services solution. Intend allows us to extend the capabilities of our laboratory and billing service offering to existing and new pharmacy clients, all while extending our mission of decentralizing lab services and enabling wider, more equitable access to diagnostics that can improve lives.”

About Mobility Health

Mobility Health is a biohealth diagnostic company focused on providing accurate, rapid testing of infectious diseases to protect population health and safety. Mobility Health was established with a mission to transform community-based healthcare by deploying new technologies that eliminate barriers to rapid, advanced molecular testing and healthcare services. Founded in 2020 by Sandra Gunselman, Ph.D., a molecular biologist, and laboratory operations expert with a passion for reaching patients in need, the company is an integral member of the Mason Tech Elevator, which serves as a living lab for corporate collaboration, mentoring, and entrepreneurship to spur novel bioscience and technology innovations. For more information, visit http://www.mobilityhealthlab.com.

About Intend

Intend delivers marketing campaign management, medical service scheduling, insurance verification, ePrescriptions, billing, reporting, and patient communication to healthcare providers nationwide. Since 2020, the Intend software platform has processed over 5.5 million medical procedures across more than 5,000 client accounts, serving millions of patients. The company’s customizable SaaS solutions focus on:

  • Marketing campaign automation via email, text and internet advertising
  • Online appointment scheduling with patient and client account portals
  • Automated insurance verification and medical billing integration
  • ePrescription writing and integration with the SureScripts Network
  • Flexible integrations with laboratories and state government agencies

Intend partners with pharmacies, urgent care providers, physician offices, and laboratories to enhance business function while delivering superior patient care.

For more information or to schedule a demo, visit https://demo.intend.io.

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‘Breathe’ Short Film Poised as Groundbreaking Tool for Anxiety Education

‘Breathe’ Short Film Poised as Groundbreaking Tool for Anxiety EducationYoung Atlanta Filmmaker/Actress Olivia Healey’s Film Hailed as ‘Sensory Masterclass’

‘Breathe’ Short Film Poised as Groundbreaking Tool for Anxiety Education
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An anxiety attack can be debilitating. It’s never been easy — and often not even feasible — for those suffering from those attacks to convey through words what they are feeling or experiencing. Which is why the short film “Breathe” by 19-year-old Atlanta filmmaker Olivia Healey is being viewed by those in the mental health space as a potential groundbreaking tool.

Healey wrote, produced and stars in the film, something she felt compelled to create following an epiphany during a therapy session for her anxiety. It centers around her description of an anxiety attack feeling like she’s in a white room and unable to find the door to get out.

“My ultimate goal for ‘Breathe’ is for it to serve as a visual and auditory tool in conversations about anxiety in schools and other mental health spaces, as well as be an accessible take-home video that those struggling with anxiety can use to show rather than tell what their anxiety feels like to their support system,” Healey explains.

Mental health and education professionals who attended the June film premiere agree about the potential impact of “Breathe.”

“Ms. Healey’s short film ‘Breathe’ is the perfect springboard for opening a discussion on anxiety and panic attacks. A great contribution from a talented young woman who has learned to deal with her demons,” said Dr. Peter C Thomas, president of Georgia Psychological Foundation.

Licensed psychologist Dr. Josh Spitalnick, who is board certified in behavioral and cognitive psychology and CEO/practice owner of Anxiety Specialists of Atlanta, referred to Healey’s film, made when she was 18, as a “sensory masterclass” that accurately portrays the depth of the emotions one experiences during an anxiety attack.

“What a sensory masterclass in showcasing the intensity and loneliness of what debilitating anxiety and panic feels like for so many. In less than five minutes, ‘Breathe’ incorporates haunting storytelling along with sensory-evoking visuals and sounds, leading each of us to hold our own breath waiting to see what happens next. As an anxiety specialist, I see tremendous value in such a film that offers insight, inspiration, and hope to those who have no voice, who feel misunderstood, and who rely on resilience and grit each and every day to overcome their struggles.”

Healey was meticulously intentional in using multiple elements to make anxiety relatable. She acknowledges that someone else’s anxiety may look completely different from the white room that “Breathe” uses as a metaphor — it could be a monster chasing them or a black tunnel with no light at the end.

“But even so, you’ll probably be able to relate to at least one element,” Healey said. “Especially the symptoms of the fight, flight, freeze or fawn experience. If you can still relate to none of those elements, you can hopefully at least connect to the idea of wanting to understand what others go through in order to increase empathy in this world.”

The ultimate goal is to publicize the impact “Breathe” can have for national mental health organizations so they realize the value in partnering with Healey to implement “Breathe” as a tool for both anxiety sufferers and their support systems. In addition to sparking interest in her film, Healey hopes that sharing the story of “Breathe” will aid the fight to normalize conversations around anxiety and panic disorders. 

Healey is represented by Barbara Divisek at Aligned Stars Agency and Elana Dvorak at East West Management.

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