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2021 HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition Company Listing as of 9/28/21 Name Booth 1health C1400-11 1upHealth 3269 2nd Watch 3165 3 Net Wise 7319 3M Health Information Systems 3912, DS1, VHQ122 7SIGNAL C100-18 Abbott 1630-02, MP347 ABBYY USA 2811 ABM Healthcare Support Services 2246 Accelerate Lobby C - Accelerate Accenture 7629, DS12 AccuReg C100-20 ACF Technologies 3459 ACL AMERICA CORP. 3465 Acuant 6451 ADEC Innovations Healthcare 4454 Adeptus Solutions C1033 ADI Association C172 Advantech 4065 AetoTech C1233 AFC Industries, Inc. 1323 AGFA HealthCare MP5068 AIMA Business and Medical Support LLC NE8 Airgap C100-81 AiRISTA Flow 3247 AiTmed 4255 Aiva C100-84 AKGUN Software 2862 Alliant International University UR35 ALLM C100-03 Allscripts DS20, MP1265 DS6, MP6652, MP6654, MP6657, Amazon Web Services MP6854, MP6857 Ambient Clinical Analytics C100-89 AMC Health 7325 Amdocs C170 Amend Health 1423 American Dental Association C1400-01 American Health Law Association C609 Amwell DS4 Andor Health 3454 andros 2421 Apixio NE21 Apollo Enterprise Imaging Corp 7516 Appian MP572 Applied PilotFish Healthcare Integration C151 Appriss 4949 Arcadia.io 3416 ARCON C358 Arctic Wolf C368 Arcules Inc 1028 ARGO 4365 Arista Networks C200-40, C401 Armavel 4252 Armis C347 Armor Cloud Security C300-04 Armorblox C300-26 Aruba, a Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company 2646, MP349 Asimily C302 AsReader, Inc 1429 AT&T Business 3929-01 athenahealth, Inc. MP6850, NE16 Atmosphere TV C619 Atos 300-101, C437-101 Audacious Inquiry MP1072 AudioCARE Systems 5748 Auth0 C380, MP176 Automation Anywhere C122 Avalue Technology Inc. 2974 Avaneer Health 3427 AvaSure C917 Avaya, Inc. 2651, MP352 Avelead 3262 Aventior C532 AXIOMTEK 6249 Axis Communications 1330 Azuba Corporation C200-05 b.well Connected Health NE14 Baicells Technologies C511 Bank of America MP372 BARR Advisory C300-27 Baxter Healthcare 6246, C200-135 BD 6326, VHQ7000 Belkin International 4750 Berger-Levrault 6452 Bigleaf Networks, Inc. C100-33 BillingTree Payment Solutions 4143 Bitdefender C377 Bluip 3954 Bravado Health 3159 Bridgehead Software, Inc. MP860 Bright.md MP874 Brightree, A Division of Resmed C200-01 Bringg NE2 Buddi.Ai MP5065 Business Location Switzerland 2249 C3 Wireless 4613 Cadalys 1724 CAHIIM UR2 Canon Medical 4237 Cantata 5448 Capsa Healthcare 2854 Carahsoft Technology Corp. 7603 Cardiac Insight Inc. (“CI”) 1423 Cardiacsense 4546 care.ai Summit 215 CareCredit 2825 CareJourney MP1472 Carequality MP865 Carl Zeiss Meditec USA, Inc. 4513 Cartogram 4307 CDW Healthcare 3929-02 CEIBA Healthcare US Inc. C200-13 Celona 8115 Censys C919 Center For Internet Security (CIS) C365 Centers for Disease Control & Prevention C200-43 CenterX MP1057 CenTrak, Inc. MP5072 CereCore MP6847 3929-05, C200-42, DS22, MP1052, Cerner Corporation MP1062, MP1261 CERTIFY Global 3410 Certilytics 4450 CGI Technologies and Solutions Inc MP374 Change Healthcare 2237, MP147, MP149 Charter Oak State College UR34 C-HIT MP562 Chooch AI C100-78 Cimcor, Inc. C300-08 Cisco Systems, Inc. 3929-07 CitiusTech 5022 Citizen Systems America Corporation 3562 Citrix Ready Partners 3243 Citrix Systems, Inc. DS25 Clarify Health Solutions 1821 Clarkson College UR5 CleanSlate UV 3069 CLEAR 4510 ClearDATA 3217, C300-07, MP131 Clearsense MP6457 Clearstep C437-19 Clevertouch Technologies 1321 Clinacuity, Inc. C713 Clinical Architecture, LLC 5654 Clinical Mobility MP4863 Closedloop.Ai C100-15 Cloudflare C356 Cloudian 6445 CloudWave 4646, VHQ130 CNS Vital Signs C1116 Code Corporation 3859 Collective Medical, a PointClickCare company 1326 Collibra, Inc. 1517 Comcast Business 2762 CommonWell Health Alliance MP841 Compulink Healthcare Solutions 6836 Comtron Corporation 4556 Conga C1400-22, C1400-23 Connection NE6 ConnectiveRx MP832, MP834 Connexall 7201 ConsejoSano NE19 Consensus Cloud Solutions 1518, C200-47, MP163 ConsenSys Health 2037, MP1043 Consumerism/Patient Engagement C437 Cordtec Power Corp. 8210 Cosmos Health 3461 Cox Business 6236 Crown Castle C1400-13 CTG Health Solutions MP554 Culinda C300-02 CureMD 6048 CyberMDX C301 Cybernet 3661 CyberRes – GCA C300-21 CyberRes – PDS C300-22 Cybersecurity Command Center C300 Cylera 5543, C305 CynergisTek C382 Cynerio C303 Da Vinci Project C200-17, C200-18 DataRobot 4652, C155 Dedalus 3605 Defense Health Agency C1037-03 Defense Health Agency Connected Health Branch C1037-04 Dell Technologies DS21 Deloitte MP6843 Deutsche Bank AG New York Branch MP1074 DICOM Director C100-62 Digital Diagnostics 1226 Digital Park 3929 Dimensional Insight, Inc. 6051 DKube 4461 Doximity 5146 DrFirst 6232 Droice Labs C100-40 Drummond Group MP4670 DTX C100-68 Dynamic Health IT 3169 E Ink Corporation 2874 Easy Pay Solutions, Inc 4251 eClinicalWorks C200-122 Eden Health C100-34 eDevice/iHealth Labs 7833 Edgility 4246 EIZO Inc. C817 Elastic C366 Elekta, Inc. 2828 ELLKAY, LLC 5026 Elsevier MP332, MP334 eMDs, a brand of CompuGroup Medical 3613, MP532 eMedApps 4062 Emelar Consulting Group 1322 Emergent Connect 3754 emids NE22 emocha Health C1400-12 ENA 8109 EndoSoft C200-115 Enquire 2968 Enter C100-60 Epic 4432, C200-41, VHQ7200 Epson America, Inc. NE5 Ergotron, Inc. 2227, DS15 ESO NE7 Esri 4843 Estone Technology 3265 Etherfax, LLC 5837 Everbridge 7101 EVERSANA C512 Everyware C1443 eVideon C453 eVisit 4448 Experian Health MP151 Express Image Digital C452 Extreme Networks, Inc. 3413, C300-01 Federal Electronic Health Record Modernization C1037-07 Program Office Federal Health Pavilion C1037 FIGmd 4046 Files.com 3862 First Line Software, Inc. 3065 FirstLine Benefits 7912 Florida International University- Business UR32 Florida State University – School of Information UR36 Forescout Technologies C200-129 Formstack C134 Fortified Health Security C354 Fortinet, Inc. C385 Forward Advantage, Inc. 5048 FreeAgent CRM 1217 FUJIFILM Medical Systems U.S.A., Inc. 3837 Fujitsu 6243 Gainwell Technologies LLC C1429 GAVS Technologies 3062 GCX Corporation 6321 GE Healthcare DS19 General Dynamics Information Technology MP559 Genesis Systems, Inc. C200-128 GenieMD, Inc. 4054 Getac 3561 GETT North America LLC C916 GetWellNetwork MP1060 Gifthealth, Inc. 4615 Global Net Solutions C300-10 Global Payments Integrated MP1259 Glory Star Group Limited 4059 Goodvisit 4514 Google Cloud DS23 Grand Canyon University UR24 Greater Spokane, Inc. 1423 Greenway Health MP836, MP839, VHQ21 GRM Information Management MP6650 Groove Health C437-21 Guerbet LLC 6033 Guidehouse MP4870 GYANT 4049 H1 C437-22 H2O.ai C100-101 Haemonetics 4346 Harmony Healthcare IT 5255 Harris Williams 2244 Harrisburg University of Science and Technology UR39 Hashed Health C100-37 Hatchmed 5454 Health Catalyst 2843 Health Gorilla 7505 Health Karma C100-77 Healthbox 3250 Healthcare Innovation 1222 Healthcare of the Future 1630 HealthcareNOW Radio 3700 HealthEdge Software MP1055 Healthflow LLC C200-119 Healthjump 7311 HealthTrio LLC 2343 Healthwise MP4667, MP4867 Henry Elliott & Company, Inc. 6251 HicareNet Inc. 3956 HID Global MP6257 Hillrom NE27 HIMSS Digital Health Strategy 3154 HIMSS Interoperability Showcase C200 HIMSS Spot Lobby C - Spot HIMSS TIGER Initiative UR31 HIMSS TV Lobby C- TV HITRUST 7401 Hollis Cobb Associates C1442 Honeywell 2221 Howard Burde Health Law, LLC NE9 Howard Medical 3906 HP Inc. DS26 HSR.health C100-52 HSS, Inc. C1324 HTC 1630-08 Humana, Inc. MP369 Humanscale Healthcare 4261 Huron 4650, MP4865 Hyland Software DS28, MP6056 Hyro C100-83 IBM DS16 IBM Watson Health MP1069, MP1269, MP1469 iboss C343 iClaim 1229 ICON- Care Innovations C1451, C200-127 ICU Medical 5045 ICW USA 4554 ID.me 3310, C200-06 IGEL Partner Pavilion 2859 ImageTrend 4063 Imaging Tech News, Diagnostic and 3769 Interventional Cardiology iMethods MP862 IMO-Intelligent Medical Objects Inc. 2821 Indigo Technologies 3566 InductiveHealth Informatics, Inc. C200-113 Infinite Leap NE15 INFINITT North America 4711 Infor 5632, MP5062 Infosys Limited C154 InfoWerks 6545 Ingenious Med, Inc. 3367 Inmar Intelligence 4414 2443, 2461, C1400-16, C1400-17, Innovaccer Inc. C470, MP1065 Innovation Live C100 Innovision Medical Technologies C200-15 Inovalon 3637 Insightin Health C437-12 Inspiren C617 Intel Corporation DS7 Intelerad Medical Systems MP574 InteliChart 3865 Intelligent Video Solutions 1329 Interlace Health MP169 Interopx, LLC 3467 InterSystems Corporation 2832 Intrado 2638 IntraPosition Ltd. C100-56 Intuitive Data Analytics, LLC C100-36 Inuvio 4463 INVZBL 1221 IPeople 4462 IQVIA MP1273, MP1275 ITI Technology 3854 ITProTV C606 JACO, Inc. NE18 JACS Solutions 1721 Jamf 4654 JEDMED 4456 Jeron Electronic Systems, Inc. 5151 Juno Health 4954 Kaizen Health C100-16 Kajeet 1521, NE4 Kaleido C158 Key Source International 1526 Keysight Technologies, Inc. C100-12 KidsHealth from Nemours 3665 Klara Technologies Inc 1418 KLAS Research MP867 Kno2 MP541 Kofax 3462 Komodo Health 1956 Konica Minolta 2662 Korchek Technologies 2839 Kore.Ai C100-01 Krames MP1050 L7 Informatics, Inc. NE13 labOS 6032 LabVantage Solutions 8111 Laserfiche C1016 Leidos MP534 Lenovo DS13 Let's Go! Digital Wayfinding Solutions C100-10 LexisNexis Risk Solutions Government MP377 LexisNexis Risk Solutions Health Care Titian 2301A Lexmark Healthcare 2265 LG Electronics 5551 Life Image 8001 Lifepoint Informatics 4455 Lightbeam Health Solutions 2060 Lightning Sessions 6639 Limber Health C100-53 LinguaLinx Language Solutions Inc C1017 Link Labs 2869 Lirio, LLC 4443 ListenMD C100-74 LiveCare 4343 LogPoint C300-44, C607 Loyal 3632 Loyola University Chicago School of Law UR3 Lumeon MP543 Luminare C200-11, C200-131 Lund Industries, Inc. 8207 Lyniate 3113 Mach7 4243 Man
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