Emids named Runner up as Microsoft Partner of the Year Award

Hyderabad Emids, a leading digital transformation solutions provider that collaborated with The Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre (The Royal) to create a virtual walk-in clinic, has been named Finalist (Runner-up) of Healthcare & Life Sciences 2023.

The Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre’s RAAM (Rapid Access Addiction Medicine) service is an innovative walk-in clinic that provides fast access to care for clients with substance use problems thereby improving outcomes and reducing opioid and alcohol related emergency department visits, hospitalisations, and deaths. Using several Azure cloud services and in collaboration with The Royal, Emids co-designed a digital technology solution that replicates the key components of a RAAM clinic. This new solution named ‘RAAM InQ Digital Front Door’ improves access to care, ensures seamless interdisciplinary care, and expands regional reach to provide care wherever the client is at and whenever they need it.

Sean Narayanan, Chief Executive Officer, Emids said, “We are truly delighted for this recognition by Microsoft, and it is a testament of our strong collaboration and our commitment to provide innovative solutions to our clients. Our award-winning solution, the RAAM InQ Digital Front Door, is the result of a remarkable partnership between Emids, The Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre and its community partners. This innovative digital experience, which leverages Emids’ HealthConnect application accelerator on Azure, is designed to increase access to safe, quality, and equitable care further strengthening population health.”

Microsoft Healthcare & Life Sciences Partner of the Year Award recognizes truly outstanding work in delivering solutions and services built on Microsoft platforms that positively impact mutual customers across the globe. Emids was recognized among a global field of top Microsoft partners for demonstrating excellence in innovation and implementation of customer solutions based on Microsoft technology. The awards were classified in various categories, with honorees chosen from a set of more than 4,200 submitted nominations from more than 100 countries worldwide.