Leap of Faith is founded by Barb Rapchak with the mission of improving patient outcomes through innovative adherence tools.

Leap of Faith founder, Barb Rapchak, receives a $50K grant from the National Cancer Institute for @ware, an e-learning tool for occupational health.

Leap of Faith receives a $90K grant from the National Cancer Institute for Thinkhealth, a risk assessment tool and Website to promote screening and early detection of breast cancer among the general population.

After partnering to develop Thinkhealth, Leap of Faith and Intelligent Medical Objects (IMO) begin a partnership that will lead to years of collaboration, specifically by incorporating IMO’s comprehensive ontology services into future Leap of Faith innovations.

Leap of Faith receives a $100K grant from the National Institute of Child Health & Human Development for immun.com, an Internet-based immunization registry and Website that offers both patient and provider portals, enhancing compliance initiatives.

Leap of Faith receives an additional $745K grant for @ware and completes a 1,000 person study where subjective norms and perceived behavioral control — important predictors of healthy behavior— increased significantly.

Leap of Faith receives an additional $750K grant from the National Cancer Institute and completes a study of 750 women, reducing anxiety about mammograms and strengthening intentions to maintain a screening regimen.

Leap of Faith receives a $105K grant for Heredity.net, a genetic counseling tool for hereditary breast cancer. Heredity.net was developed to meet the need for an educational tool to facilitate risk comprehension and informed decision making, and as an aid to limited counseling resources.

Leap of Faith began its journey with eMedOnline through support from the United States Department of Health and Human Services (Washington D.C.). The grant facilitated the platform's telemedicine capabilities, aiming to improve medication adherence and patient self-efficacy, especially among the elderly.

Leap of Faith collaborated with the National Institute on Aging (Baltimore) to refine eMedOnline, emphasizing its telemedicine capabilities for medication management. By harnessing modern technology, the platform showcases the promise of digital interventions in healthcare.

The National Institute on Aging (Baltimore) granted Leap of Faith an extended period of support for eMedOnline, a telehealth medication management system that seeks to improve the lives of the elderly by ensuring medication adherence. This platform stands as a testament to the power of digital health interventions in improving patient outcomes.

Leap of Faith receives a $745K grant for immun.com. The registry was found to meet or exceed 100% of U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) requirements. The patient education Website had a long-term positive effect on parents’ attitudes about immunizations in a two-year study involving over 500 parents.

Leap of Faith receives a grant for @utreach, a community based web application that matches volunteer healthcare assets in the community with social need.

Leap of Faith receives a $910K grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) for @neWorld, an award winning educational and social support intervention that uses the Internet as a community-building tool for hospitals and schools.

Leap of Faith secured funding from the United States Department of Health and Human Services (Washington D.C.) to advance eMedOnline, a medication management system tailored for clinical trials. This initiative aims to enhance patient adherence and optimize the clinical trial process.

Leap of Faith receives an additional $105K grant for @neWorld. Efficacy testing in a clinical trial with pediatric cancer patients demonstrated that @neWorld has a positive effect on school achievement and self esteem, and reduces behavioral problems.

The United States Department of Health and Human Services (Washington D.C.) issued a grant to Leap of Faith for the development of eMedOnline, a system designed for effective medication management in clinics. Leveraging digital technologies, the platform aims to improve patient outcomes and medication adherence.

Leap of Faith was awarded a grant by the United States Department of Health and Human Services (Washington D.C.) for eMedOnline, a telehealth medication management system that facilitates a shared dialogue on adherence and clinical outcomes. The platform's ability to foster semantic interoperability plays a pivotal role in streamlining healthcare workflows.

Leap of Faith received a grant from the National Cancer Institute (Rockville) to develop eMedOnline, a digital health platform aimed at improving medication adherence through a telephone-based management system tailored for clinical trials. By mapping clinical standards for interoperability, this project has the potential to significantly enhance medication management across varied healthcare systems.

Leap of Faith partners with Elimu to provide integrated solutions for data visualization and clinical decision support. Elimu’s platform enables actionable insights, improving healthcare delivery and patient outcomes.

Leap of Faith partners with Suki to offer an AI-powered assistant that simplifies administrative tasks, including note generation. It reduces the burden of documentation, freeing providers to focus more on patient care.

Leap of Faith partners with Mike GIllam, MD and his company, HealthLab. HealthLab's robust platform allows LOF partners to manage and leverage healthcare data at a massive scale effectively.

Leap of Faith partners with Abstractive Health to provide powerful tools to extract valuable information from health documents and records using Natural Language Processing (NLP) and machine learning.