We Make Access to Care Easier
Care Innovations is your clinical, technical, and operational partner for delivering care beyond the traditional walls of medicine.
Reduce Costs.
Improve Outcomes.
Bring Health Home.
Care Innovations® Health Harmony simplifies planning and deploying remote care management by providing intuitive and easy-to-use technology and a device agnostic platform for the clinician, patient, and family caregiver.
Passive Sensors, Active Care
100% Compliance with Low Touch,
Low Cost Care
Built on Care Innovations' robust remote patient management platform, Health Harmony, and our award-winning smart sensor technology, QuietCare®, Health Harmony Home Sensing monitors changes and trends in patients' and residents' activities of daily living (ADLs) that may indicate changes in health.
Are Falls
Affecting Your
Bottom Line?
Identify those most at risk for a fall before it happens. Known as The Quantitative Timed Up and Go (QTUG), this technology provides a method for objective assessment of mobility and falls risk.
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Consultative Partnerships
We are your trusted advisor for remote care management strategies, data collection, smart sensor solutions, and analytics. We connect the care continuum to the home in a way that works best for your unique needs.
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Remote Care Managment
We provide the un-paralleled expertise you need to implement effective remote care management. Leverage our years of experience to learn the best technologies to improve care and drive down costs.
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Smart Sensor Analytics
As pioneers in collecting, aggregating, and analyzing near real-time patient data from the home, we can help you identify and drive true business intelligence.
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Patient Engagement
We will guide you on how to motivate patients to take more responsibility for their own healthcare at home by applying the most current behavioral sciences combined with the latest technologies to drive engagement.
Helping Population Health Organizations Compete with Integrity and Validation
Elevate your standing in the healthcare industry and let customers and prospects know that you adhere to the highest standards of validity with Care Innovations® Validation Institute.
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Population Health Blog
It’s safe to say that, here in 2017, digital health is here to stay. Encompassing as it does all forms of electronic healthcare — including telehealth, telemedicine and remote patient management as well as mobile health (mHealth), EMR/EHR, and even IT-oriented concepts like patient data security — digital health is now securely a part of the foundation upon which much of modern healthcare delivery rests.
There are many good reasons why remote patient management (RPM) has become one of the most-discussed forms of telemedicine.
Along with educational content and video conferencing, personal health sessions are among the three central features of a successful remote patient management (RPM) program.
A Scripps Whittier study to be published in Diabetes Care has found therapy via text messaging to be “as good as medication at improving type 2 diabetes management.”
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Population Health Insights
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RPM Academy Videos
Regardless of age, most people ultimately embrace the technology underlying today’s premier remote patient management (RPM) services—particularly if it’s intuitive, comfortable, and even fun to use. Yet among any population, it’s not unexpected to encounter holdouts — those who refuse to engage any sort of modern technology. IVR technology can still offer a way to bring remote health sessions to those patients, using traditional analog phones. In this video, Himanshu Shah, Chief Information Officer for Care Innovations®, explains how IVR works and why it may be a good option in other instances, such as in locations with weak cellular coverage.
The post What is IVR and How Does It Relate to RPM? appeared first on RPM Academy.
Across the U.S.A. (and even globally), remote patient management (RPM) is being heralded as the future of healthcare delivery, thanks to a string of remarkable successes like the Mississippi Diabetes Telehealth Network. In this exclusive video from the Care Innovations® RPM Academy, our telehealth experts examine some of the common traits shared by those successful RPM programs, from strong leadership and resourcing to a focus on clinician as well as patient engagement. And there’s “always room for improvement,” our experts note. “You’re going to figure out things along the way that are only going to help you serve your patients better.”
The post What are Common Factors in Successful RPM Programs? appeared first on RPM Academy.
Not all remote patient management (RPM) programs are created equally! According to the experts at the Care Innovations® RPM Academy, the biggest and most common mistakes concerning RPM implementation include lack of resourcing, planning, and communications. Patients must know what to expect from a program before it begins. Every clinician involved needs to be part of the circle of communications. And a live operator needs to be made available to answer any real-time questions patients may have, especially during implementation. In this brief video, our experts explain these and other common RPM mistakes, as well as how to correct them.
The post What Are the Most Common Mistakes Made with RPM Programs? appeared first on RPM Academy.
Getting patients to engage, and be willing to manage their health, is an integral part of success with any remote patient management (RPM) program. So, just what does it take to achieve this? People can often be afraid of change, and can sometimes be intimidated by technology. To help them fully engage with an RPM program, it’s imperative to address and confront the issues that they find intimidating—to “break it down in terms that they can understand,” as our telehealth experts explain in this exclusive video from the Care Innovations® RPM Academy. And key to that is partnering with an RPM service provider that makes engagement easy, intuitive, and even fun.
The post How Can We Engage Patients to Enroll in Our RPM Program appeared first on RPM Academy.
