remote patient monitoring
Papa’s assistants, called Papa Pals, can help people set up the Milliman HealthIO app and any necessary devices.
The device uses predictive AI to alert staff about patient's deteriorating conditions.
Developed by researchers from an Australian university, the software can also detect a baby's face in a hospital bed.
The CMM platform renders real-time, continuous molecular-level insights that help inform dosing decisions.
Connect America signed a definitive agreement to acquire 100Plus for an undisclosed sum.
The platform has served as the basis of clinical research studies at multiple institutions, including UCSF and Stanford University.
Earlier this year, the specialist diabetes centre released its first report that indicated that patients using its Remote Patient Monitoring plan achieved an average HbA1c reduction of 1.7% points over 90 days.
The system is designated to be used by clinicians to monitor patients at home or in the healthcare setting.
The Singaporean firm has also partnered with Japan's Toho Holdings to develop and market its device.
In the evolving delivery of healthcare, remote patient monitoring and hospital in the home play big roles, says Connect America CEO Janet Dillione.