Outpatient App is a healthcare workflow and medical readiness automation app for military medical services, families and health systems.
About Outpatient
The Team
Outpatient is a product and engineering team with backgrounds from Facebook, Nest / Google, Yahoo, Amazon, and Salesforce. The team has extensive experience in scaling global technology platforms along with personal experience as family caregivers.
Prior to Outpatient:
- Director Sales, Facebook (Mobile)
(original fb sales team) - Sales Manager, Yahoo
- Sales Broadcast.com
- Co-founder, Generator Lab (Needlehunt.com)
- EE, CE University of Missouri
Prior to Outpatient:
- COO, Premise Data
- Product/Partnerships, Facebook (Mobile)
- Co-creator, internet.org
- President, Brightstar
- MBA Harvard, BA Northwestern University
Prior to Outpatient:
- SWE, (Poshly)
- SWE, Cola
- SWE, Blazing Cloud
- SWE, Laszlo Systems
Prior to Outpatient:
- Lead SWE, Poshly
- SWE, Orchestra
- SWE, UPNA Research
Mike Anabitarte
Senior Software Engineer
Prior to Outpatient:
- SWE and Manager at Belong
- Early SWE at Beepi
- 10 years SWE in Argentina
- CS at Universidad Tecnológica Nacional (Arg)
Prior to Outpatient:
- Early engineer at Nest Labs
- SWE, Leap Motion
- Co-founder, Laszlo Systems
- 18+ years teaching Javascript and HTML at San Francisco State University
- Shipped first software product at age 8 (BASIC)
Prior to Outpatient:
- 20+ years experience in UX Design
- 10 AAF Addy Awards
- Featured in Forbes, Mashable, and Yahoo
- UX Design, Salesforce
Prior to Outpatient:
- Lifelong Education Institute
- Cardinal Health
- San Jose State University
Current Job Openings:
- Business Marketing Manager
- Digital Marketing Coordinator
- Full Stack Engineer
- Head of Customer Management
- React Native App Engineer
Partners & Advisors
Col Justin Nast
(retired) Commander, Operational Medicine
Travis Air Force Base, 60th Medical Group
Medical Director, Akeso Occupational Medicine
Philanthropy
As part of our company mission to simplify caregiving for everyone, we support several non-profit philanthropic health organizations throughout the year. Two examples are the Nephrotic Syndrome Foundation (benefiting families of children with NS) and BikeMS, which support research and support for those with Multiple Sclerosis.
Bike MS is the largest fundraising cycling series in the world. More importantly, it helps fund important research to end this currently incurable disease. Additionally, it supports the families of those inflicted and does a great job raising awareness of the potential to find a cure.
Several members of the Outpatient team have family members impacted by Multiple Sclerosis and so it’s an important cause we support. The San Francisco event – Bike MS: Waves to Wine – also has another important meaning for Outpatient because in 2018 we launched the Outpatient App officially in conjunction with our first sponsorship of this amazing event.
This year in 2022, it will mark the 5th year of our sponsorship team. Our collective teams have raised more than $100,000 to support this cause and each year we’ve ranked in the top 20 of all corporate sponsor teams. Not bad for a startup company just getting off the ground.
The Nephrotic Syndrome Foundation is a non-profit organization supporting those diagnosed with Nephrotic Syndrome, their families and the ongoing search for a cure. Nephrotic Syndrome is a serious and rare auto-immune disease that attacks the kidneys causing them to shut down. There is no known cause or cure. Often this disease is diagnosed in very young children, and NSF supports those families who are struggling to learn how to support their child.
Outpatient sponsors the NSF Backpacks of Hope, which are sent to each family that requests one and includes materials, resources and information to help with their unique needs. Outpatient App is one of the resources at their disposal as well. We are now in our second year supporting these families through the great work of NSF.
How it all began
Starting with a simple idea for a healthcare app
Starting out with a consumer focus at Outpatient. Our goal is to simplify the Outpatient Health experience for Patients and Families.
We’ve been working on it for many months – first with months of research and now building a product. See how it all began with a simple question.
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