Mikhail Averbukh

Hicuity Health provides tele-ICU programs and consulting services. Its tele-ICU programs combine 24/7 monitoring by experienced intensivist-led care teams, a telemedicine technology that interfaces into key hospital systems, analyses real time patient data, and connects care teams to the bedside through two-way video conferencing, structured workflows that focus on practice compliance, and various process improvement programs for evidence-based practices in the ICU to improve patient care and safety. The company also provides various consulting services to identify performance improvement solutions for healthcare facilities. It serves hospitals, physicians, ICU nurses, patients, and others involved in the critical care. The company was founded in 2004 by Mary Jo Gorman, David N. Schopp and Isabelle C. Kopec and is headquartered in St. Louis, MO.

Hicuity Health provides tele-ICU programs and consulting services. Its tele-ICU programs combine 24/7 monitoring by experienced intensivist-led care teams, a telemedicine technology that interfaces into key hospital systems, analyses real time patient data, and connects care teams to the bedside through two-way video conferencing, structured workflows that focus on practice compliance, and various process improvement programs for evidence-based practices in the ICU to improve patient care and safety. The company also provides various consulting services to identify performance improvement solutions for healthcare facilities. It serves hospitals, physicians, ICU nurses, patients, and others involved in the critical care. The company was founded in 2004 by Mary Jo Gorman, David N. Schopp and Isabelle C. Kopec and is headquartered in St. Louis, MO.

Hicuity Health provides tele-ICU programs and consulting services. Its tele-ICU programs combine 24/7 monitoring by experienced intensivist-led care teams, a telemedicine technology that interfaces into key hospital systems, analyses real time patient data, and connects care teams to the bedside through two-way video conferencing, structured workflows that focus on practice compliance, and various process improvement programs for evidence-based practices in the ICU to improve patient care and safety. The company also provides various consulting services to identify performance improvement solutions for healthcare facilities. It serves hospitals, physicians, ICU nurses, patients, and others involved in the critical care. The company was founded in 2004 by Mary Jo Gorman, David N. Schopp and Isabelle C. Kopec and is headquartered in St. Louis, MO.

Hicuity Health provides tele-ICU programs and consulting services. Its tele-ICU programs combine 24/7 monitoring by experienced intensivist-led care teams, a telemedicine technology that interfaces into key hospital systems, analyses real time patient data, and connects care teams to the bedside through two-way video conferencing, structured workflows that focus on practice compliance, and various process improvement programs for evidence-based practices in the ICU to improve patient care and safety. The company also provides various consulting services to identify performance improvement solutions for healthcare facilities. It serves hospitals, physicians, ICU nurses, patients, and others involved in the critical care. The company was founded in 2004 by Mary Jo Gorman, David N. Schopp and Isabelle C. Kopec and is headquartered in St. Louis, MO.

Hicuity Health provides tele-ICU programs and consulting services. Its tele-ICU programs combine 24/7 monitoring by experienced intensivist-led care teams, a telemedicine technology that interfaces into key hospital systems, analyses real time patient data, and connects care teams to the bedside through two-way video conferencing, structured workflows that focus on practice compliance, and various process improvement programs for evidence-based practices in the ICU to improve patient care and safety. The company also provides various consulting services to identify performance improvement solutions for healthcare facilities. It serves hospitals, physicians, ICU nurses, patients, and others involved in the critical care. The company was founded in 2004 by Mary Jo Gorman, David N. Schopp and Isabelle C. Kopec and is headquartered in St. Louis, MO.