About Infingo
Mission
Infingo, LLC was formed in 2002 with a mission to enable mobile professionals to use personal digital assistants effectively and efficiently by providing innovative software and services. Our work has focused upon the needs of the > 1 million health professionals who carry handheld computers.
History
The origins of Infingo were at the University of Minnesota Medical School. Research into use of handhelds in medical practice revealed a need for a cost-effective strategy to disseminate information that doctors need at the bedside. Although several proprietary software solutions had become available, none were found practical for spreading information that was specific to a specialty or a single region.
People
Infingo´s President, Edward Ratner, MD, has over 20 years of clinical experience in primary care and work on a variety of health informatices projects. Dr. Ratner is a professor at the University of Minnesota Medical School and serves on the graduate school faculty of its Health Informatics program. Branko Strok, MD, MS, Infingo´s Director of Software Development, was trained in nuclear medicine and has a degree in health informatics from the University Of Minnesota.
Contracts
Infingo has developed software solutions for a variety of organizations in government, academics and health care. For example, since 2003, the State of Minnesota has used Infingo´s software for dissemination of its database of community services. The Medical College of Wisconsin depends upon Infingo for conversion of its educational materials about end-of-life care to handheld format. The Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement (ICSI) provides handheld versions of its practice guideline through Infingo.
Software
Infingo Document Reader
If this is your first visit please register and download the free Infingo document reader for your handheld computer.
User Guides
If you have difficulties with installing and using Infingo document reader please consult our User Guides and FAQ.
