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Did Damon Ramsey co-found InputHealth?
Yes. Canadian Healthcare Technology reported on May 1, 2020 that "the CEO and co-founder of InputHealth, Dr. Damon Ramsey, works as a general practitioner in Vancouver," and that he and Shawn Jung, the CTO and co-founder, started the company in 2011. UBC's Faculty of Medicine had described him on May 9, 2016 as "co-founder and CEO of InputHealth."
What is the Collaborative Health Record?
InputHealth's electronic medical record. UBC's Faculty of Medicine reported on May 9, 2016 that, unlike earlier systems, it was "not just a platform for clinicians, but also patients," and that it offered e-booking, automated patient intake interviews and virtual check-ins.
What did Damon Ramsey do before InputHealth?
BCBusiness reported on March 4, 2016 that he was a Microsoft-certified systems engineer at 12, transferred out of UBC's cognitive systems program at 18, was accepted into McMaster's medical school at 19, and completed his medical degree in 2009. UBC's Faculty of Medicine added on May 9, 2016 that he then did his Family Medicine residency at UBC.
What happened to InputHealth?
Its technology is now sold by TELUS Health. Checked on 2026-09-22, inputhealth.com redirects to the TELUS Health page for the Collaborative Health Record, and the help centre still hosted on inputhealth.com is branded "TELUS Collaborative Health Record."