Its clinical use of remote monitoring is focused on congestive heart failure, advanced illness care, tobacco treatment services and inflammatory bowel diseases.
Before remote patient monitoring, UPMC did not have easy access to patients at home and was relying on visiting nurses to get data, which didn’t happen every day. Moreover, home-based patients could not access UPMC care on their own time – the providers would call them or visit them primarily based on its schedule.
We are at the cusp of an exciting time in our industry. In fact, a recent report from Spyglass Consulting Group shows that 88% of providers surveyed have invested or are evaluating investments in RPM technologies. The timing could not be more perfect for Vivify as a greater extent of patient care is moving away from a clinical setting and taking place at home.
PLANO, TX – November 22, 2019 – Vivify Health, the developer of the nation’s leading connected care platform for holistic patient care and engagement, announced that it has been named a winner of the 29th Annual SMU Cox Dallas 100™ Awards. This honor marks the first time the organization, which has built a national reputation for helping healthcare providers connect with and engage their patients remotely, has appeared on this prestigious list.
What Ascension leaders have learned is that simply sharing data isn’t enough to change the quality of care and put the patient at the center.
Vivify Health is transforming healthcare with the market’s most comprehensive patient-centered connected care platform, spanning from remote monitoring of high-risk patients and patient activation to population and employee health. Vivify’s platform is the digital pathway to collaborative care on demand — with a focus on ease of use for employees, members, patients and providers.
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