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Yorn optimizes the way businesses listen to their customers for private, relevant, and usable feedback. Designed to influence outcomes and repair experiences, Yorn is a closed-loop customer experience/satisfaction platform specifically tuned to uncover actionable data from real-time customer experiences. Yorn uniquely engages audiences in varied settings and scenarios using ubiquitous mobile solutions, streaming real-time feedback privately to designated management for key customer lifecycle experiences across all venues and touch points.
In addition to its real-time legacy applications in hospitality and retail, Yorn offers a HIPAA compliant feedback management platform for healthcare settings. Optimized for mobile, Yorn’s “Feedback as a Service” (FaaS™) enables patients and participants to provide feedback, in the moment, on any healthcare experience.
Providers and payers can identify root causes of issues and make appropriate operational changes that improve patient experience and satisfaction. Yorn delivers clinical and economic benefit that can correlate to higher quality ratings on performance.
In addition to its real-time legacy applications in hospitality and retail, Yorn offers a HIPAA compliant feedback management platform for healthcare settings. Optimized for mobile, Yorn’s “Feedback as a Service” (FaaS™) enables patients and participants to provide feedback, in the moment, on any healthcare experience.
Providers and payers can identify root causes of issues and make appropriate operational changes that improve patient experience and satisfaction. Yorn delivers clinical and economic benefit that can correlate to higher quality ratings on performance.
Overview
Location
United States, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
Employees
11-50
Investors 1
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| Jul 1, 2015 | Ben Franklin Approves $2.8M for 14 Early Stage Companies | Companies included are American Aerospace, BioBots, Core Solutions, DECNUT, Defend Your Head, Gencore, Grand Round Table, KickUp, MeetBall, Optofluidics, ROAR, Rocker Tools, Yorn, and ZSX Medical. |
| Jul 1, 2015 | Ben Franklin Approves $2.8M for 14 Early Stage Companies | |
| Dec 11, 2014 | Updated: Ben Franklin Approves $2.8M for Sixteen Early-Stage Companies | |
| Sep 19, 2013 | Penn Medicine adopts Yorn to get more immediate feedback to improve patient experience | One of the provisions of Obamacare sets out a 27-question government survey for patients to fill out. Hospitals with high scores will get a bonus payments. Promoted This Patient Experience Checklist Is Your Key To Success in 2021 As healthc... |
| Jan 3, 2013 | PA spent $4.84B on tax incentives annually since 2007, incl. $18M for Comcast: but some question impact | Successfully attracting and retaining business for the longterm with tax breaks has an inconsistent track record at best and, according to a report last month, could be nearly worthless at worst. This, of course, flies in the face of what m... |
| Dec 20, 2012 | Philly software companies will only be taxed on sales inside the city if Councilman Bill Green’s legislation moves: will it? | Councilman Bill Green introduced legislation to target software companies’ relocating to the suburbs. Tired of tech companies relocating to the suburbs when they expand? Philly City Councilman Bill Green introduced a bill last Thursday that... |
| Dec 12, 2012 | Monetate’s hiring boom named as one of Inquirer’s top business stories of 2012 [Startup Roundup] | Technically Philly’s Startup Roundup parses out the small pieces that make our greater Startup ecosystem thrive. We want to keep you in touch with the innovations that we can’t quite get to covering, but that deserve highlight. Follow along... |
| Dec 11, 2012 | Yorn: real-time feedback startup relocates to Center City, cites proposed Bill Green tax legislation | Rick Rasansky, Yorn CEO. Yorn, the real-time feedback startup, is saying goodbye to its West Conshohocken office and opening up shop in Center City, according to an announcement made yesterday at Yorn’s new office Open House. That’ll be the... |
| May 11, 2012 | “There aren’t a lot of early stage investors in Philadelphia:” serial entrepreneur Rick Rasansky talks investment, startups and wives at Venturef0rth [VIDEO] | Imagine sitting in front of an audience, entertaining a litany of personal and professional questions. Then imagine you don’t know whose asking each question because the audience members are submitting them anonymously using a software prod... |
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FAQ about Yorn LLC
What has the press written about Yorn LLC?
Parsers VC has collected 16 articles mentioning Yorn LLC, among them “Ben Franklin Approves $2.8M for 14 Early Stage Companies” (Jul 1, 2015) and “Ben Franklin Approves $2.8M for 14 Early Stage Companies” (Jul 1, 2015).
Is Yorn LLC still active?
Yes, Yorn LLC is active; its latest activity on Parsers VC dates from Jan 28, 2022.