Aaron Sheedy
Aaron Sheedy is currently Entrepreneur in Residence at Providence Health & Services and was co-founder and COO at Xealth, a startup that was acquired. He has held senior roles in business development, product management, and consulting across technology and communications companies.
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Samsung Electronics to Acquire Seattle-Based Digital Health Startup Xealth to Enhance Healthcare Integration
Samsung Electronics is acquiring Seattle-based digital health startup Xealth, which helps healthcare providers manage digital health tools and is used by over 500 U.S. hospitals. The acquisition aims to integrate consumer health data with clinical records to enhance personalized and preventive care, with the deal expected to close later this year pending regulatory approval.
Xealth partners with Cerner as Cerner invests $6 million to scale digital health prescriptions amid COVID-19
Seattle startup Xealth announced a partnership with EHR vendor Cerner and received a $6 million investment from Cerner (with participation from LRVHealth) to help hospitals rapidly adopt digital health tools accelerated by COVID-19.
Week in Geek: Hands-on with the Amazon Dash Wand, and more
Amazon announced it latest — and tiniest — gadget Thursday: the Amazon Dash Wand with Alexa. It’s designed as a kitchen assistant, and we got our hands on one to test it out for this episode of the Week In Geek. Plus, why Amazon is suing a former AWS employee and how two Seattle entrepreneurs are trying to make doctors’ lives easier. On the Random Channel this week: What will Safeco Field’s new name be? Follow all our coverage and read the stories we talked about this week at GeekWire.com Thank you to this week’s sponsors: Wealthsimple — GeekWire listeners…
Organizations
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Xealth Co-founder and COO 2017–present, Co-founder · current
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Providence EIR 2015–present · current
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Nuance Communications VP Mobile Product 2011–2014 · past
Education
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University of Washington BA, English Literature · 1990–1994