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
The President of the United States has announced a series of new programs to improve medical access for the nation’s veterans by expanding telehealth services within the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
What type of technology is required for an effective remote patient management program? And is that technology built around the patient, or around the organization implementing the program?
More and more, the Internet of Things (IoT) is being embraced within not just technological circles but other industries, and for good reason: With its ability to create enterprise-scale networks that enable not just computers but also everyday items to “generate, exchange and consume data with minimal human intervention,” IoT has the capacity to create new efficiencies where they’ve never before existed (and where they’re often badly needed).
By collecting a rich variety of patient data, remote patient management (RPM) has the capacity to improve patient care in a number of innovative ways:
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Population Health Insights
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RPM Academy Videos
How many patients can one clinician manage within a remote patient management (RPM) program? Because each RPM program is customized to meet a specific goal, each also operates according to a unique set of considerations. The specific technology, specific implementation details, level of clinical intervention required, and other factors combine to decide the appropriate clinician-to-patient ratio for each program. In this video, our experts describe RPM programs that have been “successful with clinicians managing 150, 200, 250 patients on a daily basis,” though they also advise keeping the number of patients to fewer than 250 or so.
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When asked whether the traditional family caregiver will still play a role in remote patient management (RPM), our experts responded with a resounding yes. “It’s important for Care Innovations® or any supplier of remote patient management programs to make sure that our solution or their solution is approachable by that family caregiver, considering their needs and their expectations as well as the patients’,” says Care Innovations Program Executive Barbara Fullmer. “There are a lot of family caregivers out there, and they want to know what’s going on with their loved one,” adds CFO Bryan Pruden. “And remote patient monitoring is a great way to do it.”
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What’s the process of setting up new patients into a remote patient management (RPM) program? When you partner with an experienced RPM solutions partner like Care Innovations®, the process is quick and painless. “From a patient perspective, it’s really pretty simple,” our experts note in this video, explaining that it’s important to reach out in a personalized way to patients in the program, while still keeping the process simple and unobtrusive for them. It’s also important to choose a service provider who isn’t just trustworthy, but who can also assure security, stability and transparency on behalf of all vendors and clinicians taking part in the process.
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What type of pricing models can you expect when implementing a remote patient management (RPM) solution? Pricing models take many forms, our experts note. Though expected to become more standardized in the future, RPM pricing today is mostly customizable based on the specific needs (and economies of scale) of your organization. “In some cases, it’s in a customer’s best interest to purchase the hardware,” explains Care Innovations® CFO Bryan Proden in this video. “In many cases, though, customers want to rent that equipment.” Pricing models “can take many forms,” Bryan adds. “What we’d like to do is whatever is best for the customer.”
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