Patrick Kullmann of CG3 Consulting and other members of the Launch America Alliance present their capabilities to an extended group of Japanese delegation on October 23, 2009.

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But some companies have figured out ways to reach doctors and patients in the socialsphere. One way is through smart phones, which are gaining popularity with physicians who ditch pagers and PDAs.
A website and iPhone application launched Monday by Phoenix-based iMobileHealth, for example, helps doctors (and patients) access aortic valve information in mobile form. For a fee, the app includes information about new devices and the companies making them, experts, blogs, journal articles and clinical trial results. Patients or their caregivers can enter their contact information, helping them connect with doctors, according to Kullmann, whose firm collaborated with LaBreche to develop the product. But some companies have figured out ways to reach doctors and patients in the socialsphere. One way is through smart phones, which are gaining popularity with physicians who ditch pagers and PDAs.

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“It’s a discussion about a complex procedure and a complex application of a complex device, so the discussion is much more difficult,’’ said Pat Kullmann, president of Edina-based CG3 Consulting.

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CG3 is principle advisor to iMobileHealth in the launching of the company.  The first application for iMobileHealth is the iAorticValve application will allow doctors and patients to access and use critical aortic valve information—and have it at their fingertips in a mobile form. The application will take information spread across different sources and create a portal for connection, feedback and better health decisions. Like all of the ten-plus applications iMobileHealth plans to release, the application is designed to remove barriers and provide access to valuable and reliable health information for doctors, patients and the entire healthcare community. See press release: http://is.gd/4r8l2

See Link for more information.  http://is.gd/4oCUj.  Kullmann to present exciting new information on the concept of medical device company’s participation in social media by a case study of a new company launch :iMobileHealth LLC”.  See link: www.imobilehealthcare.com.

CG3 continues to provide highly impactful and creative sales training in support of launch for a west coast based medical device company.

Patrick Kullmann, CEO of CG3 Consulting participates as a team member for mobile application seminar at LaBreche in Minneapolis with leading company CEOs and other senior leaders in attendance.  Kullmann presents case study for mobile applications in healthcare with iMobileHealth, a company Kullmann and others have launched October 15, 2009.  See www.imobilehealthcare.com for more details.