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Validic, Trapollo Partner to Offer Hardware & Software Services Supporting Remote Patient Monitoring

by Fred Pennic 10/31/2019 Leave a Comment

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Validic, Trapollo Partner to Offer Hardware & Software Services Supporting Remote Patient Monitoring

– Validic and Trapollo are teaming up to offer comprehensive hardware and software services supporting remote patient monitoring (RPM).

– The collaboration combines Validic’s strengths in data connectivity and analytics with Trapollo’s strengths in hardware provisioning and logistics.

Validic, a market leader in solutions for personal health data, and Trapollo, a Cox Business company and a leading provider of managed services for telehealth and remote health monitoring, announced today a strategic collaboration to offer comprehensive hardware and software services supporting remote patient monitoring (RPM).

The organizations are working together to meet the market need for a configurable, end-to-end RPM solution – one that supports scaled deployments with access to a broad range of home health devices. The collaboration combines Validic’s strengths in data connectivity and analytics with Trapollo’s strengths in hardware provisioning and logistics.

Offering a Modular & Customizable Approach to RPM

As leading providers and payers strategize to deploy extensive, scalable RPM programs, more organizations are demonstrating the need for strong device procurement and support alongside broad data connectivity and analytics capabilities. In recognizing this market need, the partnership between Validic and Trapollo offers a uniquely modular and customizable approach to RPM – enabling organizations to implement pieces of an end-to-end solution which best meet their immediate needs. Validic – supporting access to data from nearly 400 in-home medical devices and wearables – enables healthcare organizations to use patients’ device data within the clinical workflow. Powering personalized and timely interventions,

While some traditional, end-to-end RPM solutions restrict organizations to managing single-condition patients with a specific set of devices, the Validic and Trapollo collaboration offers the flexibility to use a variety of devices to manage several conditions. Together, Validic and Trapollo aim to support more patients, from rising-risk to high risk populations, and especially those individuals who require more hands-on support in the setup and use of their health devices. By working together to offer a more comprehensive approach to RPM, Trapollo and Validic are well-positioned to support remote monitoring of patients with a variety of conditions at scale.

“Healthcare organizations today are seeking solutions that are flexible enough to meet their current and future needs, not cumbersome software that requires complex implementations, comes with restrictive limitations and operates outside of clinical workflows,” said Validic CEO Drew Schiller. “By adding Trapollo’s operational expertise, we broaden the industry’s ability to scale remote monitoring programs and our ability to support organizations in improving health.”

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Through Trapollo, clients and their patients have access to enterprise support for device provisioning, logistics and technical assistance. This alleviates some traditional device limitations and constraints in RPM – enabling healthcare organizations and providers to best choose the devices suited for their populations’ unique needs. These devices or device kits are provisioned, shipped and managed by Trapollo, who also provides patients with technical support for the setup and use of devices.

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Tagged With: clinical workflows, home health, Medical Devices, Patient Monitoring, Payers, remote patient monitoring, risk, Validic, Wearables

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