Project SEARCH helps intellectually disabled individuals in Austin - KVUE

Project SEARCH helps intellectually disabled individuals in Austin KVUE The Project SEARCH program started at a Cincinnati hospital, and the Seton Network adopted it in 2007. It's changing the lives of some with autism, down syndrome, and other intellectual disabilities and helping them learn to find jobs, be independent, ...

Seton Family of Hospitals Opens JV Central Texas Rehabilitation Hospital - Becker's Hospital Review

Seton Family of Hospitals Opens JV Central Texas Rehabilitation Hospital Becker's Hospital Review Austin, Texas-based Seton Family of Hospitals partnered with long-term care provided Kindred Healthcare to open a new, 59000 square-foot facility for the Central Texas Rehabilitation Hospital in Austin. The joint venture facility replaces CTRH's former ... and more »

Data-Mining in Doctor's Office Helps Solve Medical Mysteries - BusinessWeek

Data-Mining in Doctor's Office Helps Solve Medical Mysteries BusinessWeek Seton Healthcare Family, a hospital system in central Texas, started using data-mining software from IBM last year to sift through transcribed doctors' notes and other "unstructured data," such as numbers printed on medical images, for ways to lower ... and more »

66 ASC Management & Development Company CEOs to Know - Becker's ASC Review

66 ASC Management & Development Company CEOs to Know Becker's ASC Review In addition to leading Arise, Mr. Leger owns a real estate investment company based out of Austin, Texas. Jesse Chamberlain (Artisan Medical). Mr. Chamberlain is managing partner of Artisan Medical and has more than 15 years of experience in healthcare ... and more »

The Health-Care Industry Turns to Big Data - BusinessWeek

The Health-Care Industry Turns to Big Data BusinessWeek Seton Healthcare Family, a hospital system in central Texas, learned from IBM software last year that a bulging jugular vein is a strong—and easily observed—predictor that a patient admitted for congestive heart failure is likely to wind up back in ... and more »