Technologies
LOFT — Leap of Faith Technologies

About LOFT

Healthcare informatics since 1990

Who we are

Three decades of healthcare innovation

Leap of Faith Technologies is a digital health informatics company founded in 1990. We build and license platforms that advance the use of informatics to improve the healthcare experience, backed by NIH funding and more than 30 years of research and development.

The Leap of Faith Technologies team
Illustration of a clinician and patient reviewing a tablet together

What we do

Tools designed around the whole patient

We specialize in clinical and behavioral informatics. Our tools strengthen communication between clinicians and patients through a patient-centered, evidence-based platform that captures a longitudinal patient record, and they support patients as active participants in their care.

Domain expertise

Areas of work

Health informatics, AI and advanced analytics

Analyzing health data to support diagnostics and treatment decisions.

Patient-centered health data and value-based care

Patient-centered records and individualized, value-based care.

Healthcare education and community support

Community health education and informed preventive-care decisions.

Clinical and pharmaco research

Clinical and pharmacological research supporting evidence-based practice.

Women's health and social determinants of health

Research and tools addressing women's health and social determinants of health.

Other innovative health solutions

Exploring approaches to patient care and healthcare operations.

Recognition

Research and product recognition

  • eMedonline® named one of the “World's Best Technologies”
  • SBA Tibbetts Award

We believe that every creative act is a leap of faith. With innovation comes risk, but also great reward. Our logo depicts salmon, who every spring make that leap as they swim upstream to spawn. It represents the innate drive of entrepreneurs to create something new. Only those willing to risk losing sight of shore will find out how far they can go.