Better recognised as a Representative Vendor in Gartner® Market Guide for Digital Health Platforms

By separating the clinical data layer from applications, Better Digital Health Platform introduces an open and truly modular approach to the digitalisation of healthcare. With its leading digital health platform, Better has been named a Representative Vendor in the Gartner® Market Guide for Digital Health Platforms.  

The Gartner® Market Guide for Digital Health Platforms is a report that provides an overview of the digital health platform market and includes information on key vendors and their offerings, as well as market trends and predictions. We believe the report is intended to help healthcare organisations, and their CIOs make informed decisions about digital health platforms, which are software and technology solutions that support the delivery of healthcare and improve patient outcomes while simplifying the work of health and care professionals.  

As Gartner® states in the report, “digital health platform technologies and services enable healthcare organisations to be more proactive and agile in sourcing and implementing new business capabilities in support of digital transformation and optimisation“1.  

The right approach for clinical and business transformation
As the core mission of Better is to improve health and care by simplifying the work of health and care teams and accelerating digital transformation underpinned by data for life, the Better Digital Health Platform provides the right architectural approach to increase the pace of clinical and business transformation.

“We are thrilled to be recognised in the digital health industry by being mentioned as a Representative Vendor in the Gartner® Market Guide for Digital Health Platforms. At Better, we are committed to providing innovative and effective solutions that truly focus on quadruple aim: to help improve the patient outcome and patient experience, decrease the costs of IT systems, and improve the overall well-being of healthcare providers. Being mentioned in the Gartner® Market Guide is a validation of the hard work and dedication of our team, and we look forward to continuing to push the boundaries in digital healthcare“.

Tomaž Gornik, CEO and founder of Better. 

According to Gartner®, “the Digital Health Platform will emerge as the most cost-effective and technically efficient way to scale new digital capabilities within and across health ecosystems and will, over time, replace the dominant era of the monolithic electronic health record (EHR)“1.

Why the Better Platform?
Better Digital Health Platform is the only healthcare-specific platform which includes vendor-neutral health data fabric, low-code tools, and a portal with a design system. The vendor-neutral health data fabric opens up the data while considering security and privacy, giving clinicians access to patient data and making it available when and where they need it. The healthcare-specific low-code tools accelerate the development process compared to standard development tools. With the help of a drag-and-drop UI, no coding is needed, allowing clinicians to have the applications made to their wishes. A clinical portal and a design system truly reflect our mission of simplifying the work of healthcare professionals, and it is a continuous effort by the Better teams to create a unified experience across different products and tools.  

Discover more about Better:

Better is a leading technology company that transforms healthcare organisations with Better Platform, their market-leading open data platform, the Better Meds electronic prescribing and medication administration solution, and Better’s low code Studio, which allows applications to be built rapidly at a fraction of the cost. The company’s solutions are putting organisations in control of their data, workflows, and transformation plans, all with the aim of simplifying the work of care teams and improving lives. In the last three decades, Better has provided solutions to more than 17 countries, and Better Platform securely supports over 30 million patients.