Bloom Health Partners CEO Andrew Morton: Data Makes All the Difference in Healthcare

“I think the data makes all the difference when it comes to healthcare, which hasn't changed in decades,” Morton said. "We need to change the way things are administered and the way the treatments are delivered to people."

Bloom currently works with Fortune 500 companies and film and TV productions firms. Recently, the company received a state-wide contract for COVID-19 testing in Texas for K-12 schools until the end of the 2022 school year. Bloom Health Partners’ occupational health capabilities primed it to be part of a federal US$10 billion program across the US.

“Now we're doing testing programs for all of the above,” Morton added. "This just proves to them that we're an incredible supplier able to deploy very large teams. In Alabama, we have literally 70 to 80 people at any given time testing schools on the ground, as we speak."

Morton explained that the company is reinventing what occupational health has always been. He said occupational health brings healthcare to the employee at the workplace, and Bloom is changing all of that by bringing a serious technology component and making it a lot more valuable.

“We're also innovating the types of services we layer together, and we're integrating wellness, preventative care and primary care in the same clinic. We look at this as a business where we can take what's in an established industry and bring a lot of intelligence to it with data.”

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