Virtuosant Technology

In preparation for our newest project (in stealth mode) Virtuosant has tripled the size of its software engineering group.

Virtuosant is currently in stealth mode developing two healthcare products that will significantly benefit healthcare providers. In order to insure timely development we have recently doubled the size of our top notch software engineering team. More to come!

Dr. Belaval, an experienced senior healthcare executive and practicing physician, will be responsible for the medical leadership of Virtuosant.

Dr. Belaval is a hospital change management expert who has led change initiatives that have resulted in significant improvement, and will provide Virtuosant with extensive and valuable leadership in our product development initiatives.”

“Virtuosant has the right technology and product vision for today’s healthcare environment,” said Dr. Belaval. “I have seen the challenges first hand that we face in getting the right information when we need it. The relationship between the best care, revenue management and optimization, and quality core measures is a challenge to balance. I believe that Virtuosant’s approach will allow providers to connect effectively all the aspects of care processes, quality, and financial management. Not only does Virtuosant understand the need for melding critical applications so that they will provide key business intelligence, but Virtuosant also understands the need to keep price points at a manageable level. I keep my eye on the best care possible; Virtuosant will support that goal soundly.”

Dr. Belaval is a Board Certified Emergency Physician with a decade of experience leading and improving Emergency Departments as a Medical Director and Healthcare consultant. In addition to his work as a practicing Emergency physician, Dr. Belaval is an accomplished Hospital Change Management expert who concentrates on Hospital Patient Flow Process Redesign and Emergency Department operational efficiency. Dr. Belaval completed his medical studies at the University of Puerto Rico School of Medicine, his Internal Medicine Internship at Yale New Haven Hospital, and his Emergency Medicine Residency at Boston Medical Center.