Syra Well being companions with Indiana Division of Well being

Syra Well being, a healthcare know-how firm that gives instruments to research inhabitants well being, introduced it signed a one-year $480,000 contract to evaluate how current dangers to public well being in Indiana impression public well being infrastructure and behavioral well being. 

Syra is an Indiana-based firm that gives inhabitants well being instruments, together with well being fairness analytical options and epidemiology-focused choices. 

The corporate additionally gives analytics about figuring out and addressing social determinants of well being utilizing knowledge from varied sources that monitor and observe well being outcomes. 

Below the settlement with the Indiana Division of Well being, the corporate will assist establish dangers that will exist to public well being and the state’s healthcare system. 

It’s going to additionally help the state and its companions to find the place the events ought to focus their sources to create a well being community for Indiana residents.

Ought to the collaboration achieve success throughout its first 12 months, the contract consists of the potential for a one-year extension. 

“As states wrestle with ongoing threats to public well being akin to psychological and behavioral well being, we anticipate further requires comparable work,” Dr. Deepika Vuppalanchi, CEO of Syra Well being, stated in an announcement. 

THE LARGER TREND

Syra Well being grew to become a publicly traded firm in September, opening on the NASDAQ at a inventory worth of $3.00 per share. Its inventory closed right this moment at $0.96. 

In November, Syra introduced it signed a five-year $275,000 contract to look at the Metropolis of San Antonio’s implementation of its Racial and Ethnic Approaches to Group Well being (REACH) venture. 

That very same month, the corporate secured a two-year contract with Minnesota’s Division of Human Providers, valued at almost $215,000, to judge the wants of Hennepin County’s Hispanic and Latino communities and to help these wants by implementing Culturally and Linguistically Acceptable Providers (CLAS) requirements.