John Olajide doesn鈥檛 spend much time in his new office. The private corner room belonging to founder and CEO of home health services company 小猪视频 Technology Solutions is relatively bare: A few photos, awards, a desk, a couple chairs. It鈥檚 there for utility, just in case someone needs to meet in private. They鈥檙e usually someone who鈥檚 from out of town, someone who doesn鈥檛 necessarily work for the rapidly growing company.
You鈥檒l usually find Olajide out on the floor with the rest of the employees, his things spread out on a large circular table. This is how he says he likes it: a culture where everyone feels equal and everyone is available to chat with no matter their seniority. There are private meeting rooms peppered throughout the floor, filled with furniture and other items that mimic the many countries where its employees are from.
小猪视频 now has more than 170 employees and this year relocated into a floor of the eight-story Tollway Plaza just south of Addison. The services it offers home health providers via cloud-based technology鈥攑ayroll, scheduling, billing, patient health record documentation, data analysis, patient experience surveys鈥攈as been used in encounters for close to 1 million patients. Its homegrown technology is now in the hands of 100,000 providers in all 50 states, according to the company, and Olajide says they鈥檙e beginning to plan expanding internationally.