Joshua Titus with Gozio

Joshua from Gozeo joins Amy on Panda Perspectives to discuss how Gozeo is personalizing the patient experience through mobile solutions. Gozeo, a healthcare IT company, serves as a digital front door for health systems, helping engage patients, visitors, and staff. Joshua highlights the growing trend of personalization in healthcare, emphasizing how mobile platforms can tailor the journey for individuals based on their specific needs. He shares a concrete example of how Gozeo’s mobile experience supports expectant mothers, providing customized information and resources throughout their pregnancy. Joshua also reflects on the shift from educating clients about personalization to now seeing health systems proactively pursuing initiatives in this area. As the industry evolves, he anticipates significant advancements in patient engagement by the end of the year. The conversation underscores Gozeo’s role as a trusted partner in the healthcare space, driving innovation in patient engagement.

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