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InputHealth

InputHealth was a Vancouver company that built the first Canadian cloud-based Collaborative Health Record — an electronic medical record designed around the patient contributing to it, not just the clinic. Damon Ramsey and Shawn Jung founded it in 2011; TELUS Health acquired it in 2020.

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The people

Puneet SethCo-founder & CEO · 1 TechTO talk
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Damon RamseyCo-founder & CEOprofile coming
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Shawn JungCo-founder & CTOprofile coming

What they build

Collaborative Health Record (CHR)Cloud electronic medical record built around patient-entered information and shared care, now sold by TELUS Health as the TELUS Collaborative Health Record.Product page ↗

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About

Damon Ramsey, a physician, and Shawn Jung founded InputHealth in Vancouver in 2011, working out of a relative's basement on an idea Ramsey had while in medical school: that the electronic medical record should collect information from the patient directly rather than only from the clinician typing after the fact. They called the result a Collaborative Health Record, and it was the first Canadian cloud-based system of its kind. Dr. Puneet Seth joined in 2013 as chief medical officer and later served as president; he took the HealthTO stage in August 2019 to argue that a digital health company's values decide how its product reaches patients, not the other way round. TELUS Health acquired InputHealth in 2020 and continues to sell the product as the TELUS Collaborative Health Record; Seth stayed on as chief medical director of innovation and is now co-founder and CEO of nymble health.

Backers

Acquired by TELUS Health in 2020; earlier investors are not named in the sources read

Some figures are founder-stated, not independently confirmed

Quick answers

What was InputHealth?

A Vancouver company that built the first Canadian cloud-based Collaborative Health Record — an electronic medical record designed so patients contribute to their own chart, not just clinicians.

Who founded InputHealth?

Dr. Damon Ramsey and Shawn Jung, in Vancouver in 2011. Dr. Puneet Seth joined in 2013 as chief medical officer and later became president.

What happened to InputHealth?

TELUS Health acquired it in 2020. The product is still sold as the TELUS Collaborative Health Record. Puneet Seth served as TELUS Health's chief medical director of innovation and now leads nymble health.

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