New Orleans, LA – July 7, 2025 – Performance Health Partners (PHP), the U.S. leader in patient and employee safety software, today announced that Founder and CEO Heidi Raines has been named to Becker’s Hospital Review’s 2025 “Women in Health IT to Know” list. This annual list recognizes 100 women from across the country who are driving measurable, lasting impact in healthcare through strategic innovation and technology.
Raines joins a national cohort of women leaders who are modernizing healthcare by streamlining workflows, improving safety and performance, and delivering results with purpose-built digital tools.
“Healthcare is a complex system,” said Raines. “Improving safety, performance, and outcomes at scale requires serious execution. The women on this list are doing exactly that—transforming how care is delivered through smart, purpose-built healthcare technology.”
Under her leadership, Performance Health Partners has emerged as the recognized leader in patient safety, risk, and compliance software. The company earned Best in KLAS for Safety, Risk & Compliance for the third year in a row in 2025, with customers consistently reporting that PHP delivers on every promise, integrates seamlessly into operations, and builds lasting partnerships—earning near-perfect scores across all customer experience categories in KLAS research.
Healthcare leaders value PHP’s ability to simplify reporting, promote transparency, and embed improvement into daily practice.
Performance Health Partners provides intuitive, data-driven software that empowers healthcare organizations to proactively manage risk, drive safety, and ensure regulatory compliance. PHP’s platform includes its flagship incident reporting management system, digital rounding tools, survey and feedback capabilities, and comprehensive compliance solutions.
Trusted by hospitals, post-acute care organizations, ambulatory providers, government agencies, and social services organizations, PHP equips teams with scalable tools to promote continuous improvement and achieve measurable outcomes.