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XSOLIS Supports Customers with Hospital at Home Legislative Advocacy and New Solutions

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Monday, June 6, 2022
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NASHVILLE, Tenn., June 6, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- XSOLIS, the artificial intelligence (AI) technology company creating a more efficient healthcare system, announced today its support of the Hospital Inpatient Services Modernization Act, as it expands its CORTEX® solutions to support its customers with Hospital at Home programs. XSOLIS joins nearly 130 healthcare providers, payer organizations and technology companies in signing a letter to support the bipartisan legislation, which would extend Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services' (CMS) waiver flexibilities for two years from the end of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency. Spearheaded by the Advanced Care at Home Coalition, the organization has also designated June 6-10 as Hospital at Home Week of Action.

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  • Spearheaded by the Advanced Care at Home Coalition , the organization has also designated June 6-10 as Hospital at Home Week of Action .
  • XSOLIS supports expansion of the CMS waiver and is committed to meeting our provider and payer customers where they need our solutions most, eliminating waste and ensuring appropriate care settings," said Joan Butters, XSOLIS co-founder and CEO.
  • We look forward to exploring these and other solutions to best serve our customers' evolving needs."
  • In response to customer requests for Hospital at Home solutions, XSOLIS will target its innovation capabilities to the problem.

Huma calls for safeguarding of scientific collaboration to tackle global health challenges during event at World Economic Forum

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Wednesday, May 18, 2022
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COVID-19 showed that rapid scientific advances can be achieved through global collaboration across disciplines, geographies and sectors.

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  • COVID-19 showed that rapid scientific advances can be achieved through global collaboration across disciplines, geographies and sectors.
  • "COVID-19 exposed the glaring inequalities in global health, the gaps in our knowledge and the faults in our systems.
  • "The World Economic Forum provides leading start-ups like Huma a platform to help tackle important problems such as providing more resilient, efficient, and equitable healthcare systems," said Verena Kuhn, Head, Global Innovators Community at the World Economic Forum.
  • "Scientific collaboration is vital in finding such healthcare solutions and Huma can provide important insights into how digital can be better leveraged in public-private health care collaboration."

Huma calls for safeguarding of scientific collaboration to tackle global health challenges during event at World Economic Forum

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Wednesday, May 18, 2022
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COVID-19 showed that rapid scientific advances can be achieved through global collaboration across disciplines, geographies and sectors.

Key Points: 
  • COVID-19 showed that rapid scientific advances can be achieved through global collaboration across disciplines, geographies and sectors.
  • "COVID-19 exposed the glaring inequalities in global health, the gaps in our knowledge and the faults in our systems.
  • "The World Economic Forum provides leading start-ups like Huma a platform to help tackle important problems such as providing more resilient, efficient, and equitable healthcare systems," said Verena Kuhn, Head, Global Innovators Community at the World Economic Forum.
  • "Scientific collaboration is vital in finding such healthcare solutions and Huma can provide important insights into how digital can be better leveraged in public-private health care collaboration."

Current Health Awarded 2022 MedTech Breakthrough Award for Best Hospital Technology Implementation

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Thursday, May 5, 2022
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Current Health announced that it has been awarded Best Hospital Technology Implementation in the 2022 MedTech Breakthrough Awards program for its role supporting health systems across the U.S. implement innovative care-at-home programs.

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  • Current Health announced that it has been awarded Best Hospital Technology Implementation in the 2022 MedTech Breakthrough Awards program for its role supporting health systems across the U.S. implement innovative care-at-home programs.
  • Current Health has proven itself a prominent partner in implementing world-class home-based care initiatives, through its winning implementation playbook that combines technology, people, and processes.
  • In its sixth year, the MedTech Breakthrough Awards honor the excellence in innovation from those outstanding digital health and medical technology products, services, and companies.
  • Current Health, a Best Buy Health company, offers an enterprise care-at-home platform to enable healthcare organizations to deliver high-quality, patient-centric care at a lower cost.

Infobionic to Introduce First Virtual Care Hospital Grade Telemetry Platform at Heart Rhythm Society Conference

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Wednesday, April 6, 2022
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WALTHAM, Mass., April 6, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- It would be folly to try to say something positive about a disease that has killed approximately 980,000 people in the United States(1) and 6.17 million people around the world.(2) However, there is one factor that cannot be denied about this horrendous COVID-19 pandemic: It has changed healthcare for the better—an increase of 6,000% in telehealth visits(3), and a pivotal shift toward hospital-at-home care, among other changes. With these developments, innovative technology—especially in remote cardiac telemetry—has surged.

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  • With a pivotal shift from brick-and-mortar hospital care to virtual care at home, an accompanying upsurge in innovative technology must go hand in hand, as well.
  • The CMS hospital-without-walls and ensuing hospital-at-home initiatives have cemented their position towards this shift from brick-and-mortar care to virtual care.
  • To ensure that all levels of acuity can be monitored in a virtual care environment, InfoBionic introduces the first continuous virtual telemetry platform: The MoMe(TM) ARC Platform.
  • InfoBionic will present the MoMe(TM) ARC Platform at this year's Heart Rhythm Society conference , to be heldboth in person and virtuallyat the Moscone Convention Center in San Francisco, CA, from April 29 to May 1.

NTT DATA Announces Hospital at Home Solution to Overcome Challenges and Requirements of Home Care for Health Systems

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Thursday, March 10, 2022
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The Hospital at Home care model is poised to be a key solution addressing many of the current struggles of health systems and patients.

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  • The Hospital at Home care model is poised to be a key solution addressing many of the current struggles of health systems and patients.
  • The American Hospital Association reports that hospital at home care makes good economic sense, generates positive experiences and superior medical outcomes .
  • NTT DATAs Hospital at Home solution offers a scalable digital platform to deliver care effectively and securely.
  • Learn more about how health systems can meet demands for hospital-level in-home care in NTT DATAs recent whitepaper, Hospital at Home: Making Home the Focal Point for Care .

Americans Want Home To Be At The Center Of Their Health

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Thursday, December 2, 2021
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National survey shows that Americans want health care in their homes.

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  • National survey shows that Americans want health care in their homes.
  • People have been separated from loved ones by distance and walls of health care facilities.
  • However, these waivers are set to expire at the end of the public health emergency (PHE) unless Congress acts.
  • Care in the home contributes to health equity by giving historically disenfranchised communities the option to receive care on their terms.

Former CMS Administrator Seema Verma joins Zemplee Board of Directors

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Wednesday, December 1, 2021
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Zemplee, a technology platform that utilizes attentive AI and passive sensors to help the elderly age in place gracefully, announced today that Seema Verma, the longest-serving administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) in modern history, has joined the companys Board of directors as an Advisory Board Member.

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  • Zemplee, a technology platform that utilizes attentive AI and passive sensors to help the elderly age in place gracefully, announced today that Seema Verma, the longest-serving administrator of the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) in modern history, has joined the companys Board of directors as an Advisory Board Member.
  • We are confident that in her role, she will help us further advance our companys goal to transform elderly care through technology.
  • Under Seemas leadership, CMS set out to transform the American healthcare system by lowering costs, improving quality, and increasing access.
  • Before CMS, Verma was the founder and CEO of a health policy consulting firm helping states and private industry on a range of healthcare issues.

Health Equity, Labor Shortages, Care in the Home, and Value-Based Care: Jvion Shares Predictions for How AI Will Continue to Shape Healthcare in 2022

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Monday, November 22, 2021
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The trends accelerated by the pandemic labor shortages, the push for health equity, and the growth of home healthcare will continue in tandem with the longer-term trend toward value-based care.

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  • The trends accelerated by the pandemic labor shortages, the push for health equity, and the growth of home healthcare will continue in tandem with the longer-term trend toward value-based care.
  • "It's encouraging to see the healthcare industry's new focus on achieving health equity," said Dr. John Frownfelter, Chief Medical Officer at Jvion.
  • In the wake of the disparities exposed by the pandemic, health equity has become a top priority for both the Biden administration and the healthcare system it governs.
  • The necessary shift from episodic care to long-term care management will depend on preventive care and early interventions.

physIQ Expands Leadership Team to Advance Digital Health Innovation and Strategic Global Growth

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Thursday, October 7, 2021
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They join our executive leadership team driving the deployment of the physIQ platform to health systems and provider groups, life sciences and pharmaceutical companies worldwide.

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  • They join our executive leadership team driving the deployment of the physIQ platform to health systems and provider groups, life sciences and pharmaceutical companies worldwide.
  • He spent a decade at start-up Sotera Wireless creating a commercial team and deploying patient monitoring solutions into multiple health systems worldwide.
  • Most recently, Manning served as CEO of Gaido Health focused on building and commercializing a digital health solution for oncology patients.
  • PhysIQ is the leader in digital medicine, dedicated to generating unprecedented health insight using continuous wearable biosensor data and advanced analytics.