Connexall

Clarity doesn’t happen by chance; it happens by design.

At , Connexall is challenging the idea that connecting systems alone is enough. True progress comes when those systems work together in real time - supporting care, not slowing it down.

Our focus?

Connecting Systems. Orchestrating Care. Proving Compliance.

If you’re in Halifax and looking for practical ways to reduce complexity, join Ashleigh Dewildt, Mark Turpie and Frank DiGioia at booth #120 to start the conversation.

It’s easy to forget how important community partnerships are in healthcare, until you see their shared purpose in action.

The North Memorial Healthl Foundation Golf Tournament is one of those moments where we all come together: providers, partners, and supporters showing up for a shared goal - improving patient care.

At Connexall, we help healthcare teams reduce noise, improve coordination, and ensure critical information reaches the right person at the right time. We're proud to play a part in supporting North Memorial’s work - on and off the course.

Patrick Elmes is proud to be part of a day that blends collaboration with cause. Meet him onsite on June 15th at the 35th Annual North Memorial Healthl Golf Tournament ⛳🏌️

Compliance isn’t just about meeting standards, it’s about building trust into every workflow.

At the e-Health Conference & Tradeshow, Connexall and IWK Health will be discussing how healthcare organizations can support proven compliance through improved visibility, communication, and system alignment with MobileConnex.

Meet us at ehealth to talk about real workflows - not concepts.
Real teams - not hypotheticals.

Stop by booth #120 to hear how IWK Health is putting connected care into practice.

On the last day of the International Performance Management Institute, there's a clear pattern: Healthcare IT leaders aren’t struggling to identify problems - they just can't solve them.

Attendees aren’t looking for more technology. They’re looking for better coordination between what they already have.

Joe Davis & Dean Willcoxon are onsite, having conversations around what that looks like in practice - bridging the gap by connecting people, systems, and alerts into one coordinated workflow.

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Behind every system is a team trying to do the right thing: quickly, accurately, and under pressure.

At the e-Health Conference & Tradeshow, Connexall is focused on making that work easier.

We help reduce confusion, eliminate delays, and support more confident decision-making at the point of care.

Ashleigh Dewildt, Mark Turpie, Frank Digioia and Sandy Saggar will be onsite at booth #120 - Listening, learning, and sharing how organizations are moving from integration to intelligent coordination.

If your focus is connecting your existing systems, orchestrating improved patient-care, and promoting compliance, meet us at booth #120.

Every organization we talk to is trying to solve a version of the same problem:

⌨️Disconnected Workflows
⏰Alert Overload
❓Not enough clarity

At the IPMI Healthcare IT Institute 2026, Connexall is excited to engage in conversations around what it actually takes to scale healthcare transformation - from pilot programs to enterprise-wide success.

By bringing together communication, workflows, and systems, we help organizations deliver care that is more responsive, coordinated, and sustainable.

Join Joe Davis and Dean Willcoxon onsite to discover what connected healthcare looks like in action.

Some conversations shape decisions. Others shape directions.

At , Connexall CEO Sandy Saggar will be engaging with leaders focused on advancing digital health beyond implementation and toward impact.

These are the conversations that matter:
✔ How systems integrate in real environments
✔ How workflows align with care delivery
✔ How compliance becomes operational, not reactive

If you'd like to unlock the value of your existing healthcare infrastructure, stop by booth #120.

Investing in Nurses Isn’t a Cost - It’s a Catalyst

At the Organization of Nurse Leaders Annual Meeting, nurse leaders are looking beyond staffing and focusing on how to fully unlock the true value of their teams.

The reality? Nurses are one of the most powerful drivers of patient outcomes and organizational performance. But too often, their time is consumed by noise, interruptions, and inefficient systems.

Connexall changes that.

By reducing alarm overload and simplifying communication, we help create an environment where nurses can focus on improving patient care.

Meet Jeffrey Fishman at table #3 and explore strategies designed for today’s nursing leaders, and tomorrow’s care environments.

We’re getting ready for the e-Health Conference & Tradeshow and bringing the right people to the conversation.

Join Ashleigh Dewildt, Mark Turpie Frank D and Johnathon Hilder from IWK Health to learn how MobileConnex supports communication across systems, teams, and care settings.

This isn’t about replacing existing systems- it’s about unlocking their value.

Connexall continues to focus on what matters most: Connecting Systems. Orchestrating Care. Proving Compliance.

Stop by booth #120 and hear how IWK is making it work in practice at eHealth.

Nurses Deserves Better Than Constant Noise 🔊

Today’s clinical environments generate thousands of alerts per shift, many of which are non-actionable. This constant noise contributes directly to burnout, fragmented workflows, and reduced situational awareness.

Connexall helps organizations shift this reality by intelligently delivering only the alerts that matter, ensuring nurses can focus on patient care - not system noise.

Join us at the Organization of Nurse Leaders Annual Meeting as we connect with nursing professionals who are driving change across clinical, operational, and academic settings. Because leadership isn’t just about managing systems, but enabling teams with the tools, technology and assistance to ensure nurses can focus on patient care, not noise.

Start a deeper conversation about supporting nurses at booth #3 with Jeffrey Fishman.