One-Pager: Digital Health and Remote Care Platform
Validic’s digital health and remote care platform prioritizes clinical integration, broad access to personal health data from any device, and ease of use with its platform-first approach. Learn more in our one-pager.
»One-Pager: Integration vs. Interface
The value of integration and an organization’s ability to scale population health and remote care programs is typically proportional to the depth of integration. Learn more in our one-pager.
»Frost & Sullivan 2021 RPM Company of the Year for North America Award
Based on its recent analysis of the remote patient monitoring market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Validic with the 2021 RPM Company of the Year award for its best-in-class suite of digital health solutions in the payer and provider markets.
»White Paper: Scaling Care at Home for Condition Management: Leading Operations, ROI, and Market Trends
Virtual care – especially virtual visits and remote patient monitoring services – is helping meet the vast and varying needs of different generations. These programs are also helping alleviate capacity issues, create efficiencies for overburdened care personnel, build sustainable revenue streams, and support patients.
»White Paper: The Integration of Healthcare: Moving Beyond Healthcare Technology Innovation to Integration
Healthcare leaders weigh in on the state of connected health – and making the most of its potential in the future.
»Gaining Deeper Insights with High-Frequency Data
Frost & Sullivan Best Practices Award Remote Patient Monitoring – North America Customer Value Leadership 2019
Based on its recent analysis of the remote patient monitoring market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Validic with the 2019 Customer Value Leadership Award for best meeting the current and future market needs for condition management.
»White Paper: Best-in-Class Responses to Healthcare and Data Interoperability
In an evolving healthcare industry, providers and payers are leveraging remote monitoring tools in order to avoid high-cost catastrophic events and to improve treatment outcomes for chronically-ill patients.
»White Paper: Aligning Incentives and Technology with Wellness: Five Best Practices for Program Engagement
With rising care costs and increases in lifestyle-related health problems, companies are increasing their investment and creativity in employee health. A nationwide survey to explore the gap between what support employees want and what employers offer.
»White Paper: Trends in the Consumerization of Healthcare: What to Expect in 2019
Growing consumerism coupled with innovations in consumer health data is driving three key trends for the coming year. Learn more about how responding to consumer demands is driving better care delivery and improved health outcomes.
»White Paper: Digital Health Data: The Key to Driving Healthy Outcomes and Engagement
With the rapid expansion in clinical information available from in-home medical devices and consumer wearables, the next step in advancing digital health is to make accessing, identifying and managing health information easy.
»White Paper: Patient-Centered Healthcare via Patient-Generated Health Data
Hospital and health system executives are developing and implementing new tactics to meet the healthcare industry's core strategic need: a higher value of care at a lower cost. As a result, patient-generated health data (PGHD) has the potential to change clinical delivery from a haphazard and episodic model to one based on the availability of real-time data.
»White Paper: Digital Health Innovations in Workplace Wellness
Preventive wellness has been an increasing focus for employers for years. Countless studies demonstrate the impact of healthy employees on productivity, culture, and morale. As a new wave of programs and technologies are being designed to help employees get – and stay – the result is increased productivity and reduced healthcare cost for innovating companies.
»White Paper: Humanity in Healthcare: The Patient, Provider and Technologist Stories
At its core, healthcare is about one thing: treating and healing people. Too often, that mission gets lost in a sea of paperwork, complicated systems and workflows, and overworked providers. Rather than viewing the hospital or doctor’s office as a safe haven, for too many patients, the healthcare system evokes thoughts of annoyances, fears, inconveniences, even judgment.
»White Paper: 5 Key Steps to Operationally Deploying Remote Monitoring
At a roundtable during the 2018 Connected Health Conference, leaders and stakeholders from all corners of the healthcare system identified five critical steps for deployment to successfully implement remote monitoring programs that move the needle on patient outcomes without adding burden or costs.
»Survey Report: Here’s How Your Organization Can Make the Most of Patient-Generated Health Data
This report from Becker's Hospital Review, in partnership with Validic, shares results from a survey on providers' attitudes toward the current and future states of remote monitoring and virtual care delivery – sharing fundamental practices from the implementation of remote monitoring programs.
»Webinar: Perspectives on the Impact of Data-Driven Remote Care Programs
In this webinar, three stakeholders – including a patient with type 2 diabetes, a provider who designed and managed remote care programs, and a health technologist specializing in data workflows and analytics – share their perspectives on the value that patient-generated health data (PGHD) and digital health devices offer remote care programs.
»White Paper: The ROI of Patient-Generated Data & Remote Monitoring
This report from eHealth Initiative (eHI) in partnership with Validic analyzes the driving market trends and subsequent barriers for the adoption of patient-generated health data (PGHD) as part of remote care programs.
»White Paper: Survey Report: 2018 Trends in Digital Health
Digital health technologies like blood glucose meters and smartwatches have taken the healthcare industry by storm in the past few years. But how are they being monitored and used? We surveyed around 200 hospital and healthcare system executives, directors and clinicians to find out. Download this complimentary survey report to see the results from the survey and what they mean for the healthcare industry.
»White Paper: Patient-Centered Healthcare via Patient-Generated Health Data
Hospital and health system executives are developing and implementing new tactics to meet the healthcare industry's core strategic need: a higher value of care at a lower cost. Learn more about the incentives needed to capitalize on PGHD, and the results and demonstrated value of PGHD from the successors and failures.
»White Paper: The 2018 State of Connected Health-Trends to Watch in the Coming Year
How is digital health’s momentum going to impact providers, payers, and patients in 2018? Learn how technology-powered health systems, data-driven consumers, and value-based payment models will shape 2018’s healthcare landscape.
»Video: Validic Mobile Demonstration
Validic Mobile is a set of libraries that enables healthcare organizations to easily integrate Bluetooth Smart clinical devices, Apple's HealthKit and VitalSnap into their existing iOS and Android mobile applications.
»White Paper: 5 Key Steps to Start or Accelerate Your Digital Health Strategy
In a recent global survey, over 450 healthcare professionals weighed in on the question, “Is your company’s digital health strategy on schedule?” View the findings in a new white paper and learn what successful companies are doing well.
»Article: Proving the Use Case for Patient-Generated Health Data
There are significant business risks to hospitals and health systems that do not adopt and utilize digital health.
»Article: Patient-Generated Health Data: A Strategic Ingredient to Reducing Readmissions
Remote patient monitoring technology, which delivers patient-generated health data, can help improve the quality of care, particularly in the case of reducing readmissions.
»White Paper: 2016 Global Pharma Survey on Digital Health
Findings from the survey point to the increasing prevalence of technology-driven clinical trials and growing need for automated access to real-time, remotely-collected patient data.
»Video: Validic Receives Frost & Sullivan’s Visionary Innovation Leadership Award 2016
Frost & Sullivan recognizes Validic for best practices and leadership in healthcare data interoperability for 2016.
»Video: Customer Success Story, Vheda Health
They also use digital health devices to collect data and implement into the care plan and platform. Results have shown a $17,000 per member per year cost savings in addition to net hospitalization reduction of 46% and engagement rates for Medicaid at 87%.
»Video: Customer Success Story, Medidata
Medidata discusses digital health's impact on pharma and how Validic's helps provide their platform with the digital health capabilities to streamline their trial costs and processes.
»Video: Customer Success Story, Ayogo
Ayogo’s applications help physicians better manage and engage populations outside the four walls of the clinical setting. Social networking tools, gamification and habit-forming framework within the platform are powered with patient-generated health data.
»Article: The shift to managing more patients with fewer resources
Engaging with patients through mobile or other means for preventive care measures helps healthcare providers improve clinical outcomes and control costs at a time of expanding physician shortage.
»Article: Leveraging data integration to manage chronic conditions
Instead, this health system is being driven by a single, stark reality: over the next three to five years, a large number of physicians are retiring and even fewer are entering the workforce. By 2019, this health system is expects its 2,500-to-1 patient-to-physician ratio to increase to 5,000-to-1.
»White Paper: Delivering More Meaningful Care with Patient-Generated Health Data
As healthcare continues to shift more toward accountable care, healthcare organizations are looking for ways to quickly and securely access patient data to deliver more meaningful population management, patient engagement, and disease state analytics.
»White Paper: Exploring Digital Health Technologies: The Devices and Data Being Used in Trials Today
Technology-Driven Healthcare Has Arrived. Healthcare leaders weigh in on the state of connected health today – and making the most of its potential in the future. Everyone and everything is being connected. That’s simply the road ahead for all of us.
»White Paper: Frost & Sullivan’s Visionary Innovation Report
Based on its recent analysis of the healthcare data interoperability market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Validic with the 2016 North American Frost & Sullivan Award for Visionary Innovation Leadership. This report delves into healthcare and technology trends, key industry challenges and best practices in data interoperability.
»Article: Validic and Pharma’s Role in Personalized Smart Health
Connected health solutions represent a two-fold opportunity for pharma companies: creating solutions that enhance patient outcomes while gaining access to de-identified patient generated data that can guide drug development and business strategies.
»Article: Sutter Health, Validic and the use cases for patient-generated health data
As the volume of patient-generated data expands, one provider is finding a way to connect to that data, pair it with its EHR system, derive insights, and communicate back to the patient in a meaningful way - with the help of Validic.
»Article: This Company Connects Your Fitbit to Your Doctor
Fortune Magazine details how Validic is becoming a key player in wearables. If you have ever sent your doctor data from your an activity tracker, smart scale, glucose meter or another wearable device or health tracker, chances are Validic was involved.
»Article: Healthcare Innovation and the Four Key Digital Health Trends Expected for 2016
In 2015, we saw great strides made by healthcare companies & providers to change the way we deliver, access and think about healthcare. With technology as the key driver of healthcare innovation in 2016, here are the 4 key trends to expect.
»Video: Validic and HIMSS Detail the Current Trends in Digital Health
CTO Drew Schiller details the current trends in digital health and the challenges facing healthcare today with ingesting personal health information collected from wearables, apps and in-home clinical devices.
»Article: Can Digital Health Data Integration Lower The Cost Of Drug Development?
Companies now recognize these devices can efficiently and inexpensively be used to monitor chronic disease conditions like hypertension, congestive heart failure, Type 2 diabetes, and MS. Drew Schiller of Validic and John Reites of Quintiles define digital health and the value of data integration.
»White Paper: Digital Health in Wellness-Getting You Up to Speed
Digital health – the use of wearables, in-home clinical devices, and applications to remotely collect valuable participant data – is impacting the wellness industry and revolutionizing employee wellness and health improvement initiatives.
»White Paper: Advancing Drug Development with Digital Health: 4 Key Ways to Integrate Patient-Generated Data into Trials
Pharmaceutical companies can leverage patient-generated data from digital health devices to help improve strategies and efficiencies around subject recruitment, remote patient monitoring, post-marketing research, and patient communities.
»Video: Digital Health in Pharma – Exploring the Potential Impact
Validic, Biogen and Medidata discuss the potential impact of digital in pharma and clinical research in a panel discussion moderated by MobiHealthNews at HIMSS' mHealth Summit.
»White Paper: Digital Health in Pharma – Exploring the Potential Impact
Digital health has the potential to entirely disrupt the pharmaceutical industry by providing new opportunities to leverage data in clinical trials; by helping companies bring a drug to market more efficiently and cost-effectively; and by improving patient care with enhanced medication adherence and compliance support.
»White Paper: HIMSS Analytics & Validic Analyze 2016 Health IT Adoption & Spending Growth
HIMSS and Validic partner on a research paper to breakdown the expected growth in health IT spending and adoption in 2016, and identify three core areas of growth: population health management, telemedicine and clinical & business intelligence solutions.
»Case Study: iGetBetter
As the industry continues to experience dramatic changes in payment models, it's more important than ever to utilize digital health technology to improve the physical health of patients and financial success of the hospitals that treat them. Validic profiles client iGetBetter on this case study examining the effectiveness of mobile health devices in post-acute care.
»Case Study: Vheda Health
With millions of apps and devices currently on the market and that number expected to continue to grow, Vheda Health realized they needed to look for a partner that could manage all of these integrations vs. the one-off integrations they were doing in house.
»Case Study: SimplyWell
By leveraging a variety of digital tools that both activate and engage employees on their wellness journey, the company is able to incorporate comprehensive health data that is used to build well-integrated, highly personalized health solutions.
»Customer Success Story: Nudge Coach
It would have taken them months to get access to all of the apps and devices they wanted had they continued to manage these in-house or hired externally. “Validic could get us up and running in just a few weeks vs. several months, making them an obvious choice for Nudge.”
»Case Study: Onlife Health
Clients began asking Onlife to integrate data from digital health devices. In order for the wellness provider to effectively meet customers’ needs and stay on top of all new apps and devices coming to market, they turned to Validic.
»White Paper: Key to Triple Aim – Keep Patients Healthy and Engaged with Digital Health Data
Industry leaders and influencers agree the Triple Aim can be met by keeping patients engaged and out of the hospital. Healthcare organizations are turning to digital health data to help deliver improved outcomes at reduced costs.
»Video: Introducing Validic VitalSnap™
Introducing VitalSnap™, the first mobile health technology enabling real-time data transfer from Non-Connected Devices to Health IT Systems. VitalSnap unlocks traditionally inaccessible health information from non-connected devices and delivers those insights directly to healthcare organizations for improved care coordination and outcomes
»White Paper: The Engagement Gap: What Employees Really Want from Their Employer’s Physical Activity
This paper discusses the current landscape of employee wellness programs and how these initiatives can use digital health data to engage employees and promote better health outcomes.
»Webinar: On the Move – The Engagement Gap
This webinar features Validic and WELCOA discussing how corporate physical activity programs are motivating and engaging employees effectively. The companies also delve into lessons learned with wellness programs, the best employee incentives, and the impact of digital health.
»White Paper: The New Age of Digital Care for the Mobile Patient
New incentives from the federal government and healthcare payers are driving a revolution in the generation and collection of patient data. Patients and providers are using this new wave of data to keep patients out of the hospital and drive better clinical decision making. Established companies and upstarts are competing to create new devices patients can wear to collect this data every day. Hospitals and technology vendors are looking for the best way to organize the data to use it in a way that drives clinical success.
»Case Study: MEDITECH
MEDITECH blazes yet another innovative trail, this time with patient-generated data. Validic's digital health platform enables MEDITECH clients to leverage data to improve clinical care.
»Article: Digital health technology and data are benefiting employees, employers
Innovation and consumer adoption of various digital-health technologies are prompting employers to integrate employee-generated data into their wellness initiatives at an accelerated pace.
»Article: mHealth is empowering patients and can empower providers If leveraged
As patients increase their usage of mhealth products and services, some providers are working to create effective solutions and programs utilizing this technology to reduce costs, enhance care management and improve outcomes.
»Article: EHRs and healthcare interoperability: The challenges, complexities, and opportunities
Communication gaps and data-sharing challenges are pervasive in healthcare, persisting between different providers, hospitals and payers, and even various departments within a health system.
»Article: EHRs embrace health and fitness data
Fresh off a similar partnership with Cerner, Validic has announced the integration of its digital health platform with MEDITECH, whose EHR platform is in use in some 2,400 health systems worldwide.
»Article: Patient-generated data integration challenges aren’t technical anymore
By and large, the barriers to integrating patient generated data into hospital systems are no longer technical, according to a panel of technology experts at the Partners Connected Health Symposium.
»Article: Is healthcare approaching wearables in all the wrong ways?
Maybe healthcare is thinking about data from wearable devices in all the wrong ways.
»Article: Connected Health Advances Care across the Globe
Connected health – technology-enabled care solutions that facilitate communication between patients, providers and caregivers – is becoming more prevalent in the United States.
»Article: Connected Health: An Emerging Drive to Deliver on Healthcare’s Triple Aim
The "triple aim" is the accepted and preeminent goal for healthcare organizations across the country.
»Article: Wearables Devices: Driving More Value in the Clinical Trial Model
Obtaining timely, accurate data from participants has been an ongoing challenge in clinical trials.
»White Paper: How to Be Successful in the Digital Health Revolution
As healthcare continues to shift more toward accountable care, healthcare organizations are looking for ways to quickly and securely access patient data to deliver more meaningful population management, patient engagement, and disease state analytics.
»White Paper: Healthcare Companies Capitalize on the New Mobile Health Economy
Toward the end of 2010, the agenda for a new one-day meeting called “Mobile Pharma” promised to “answer the age old question ‘Is this finally the year of mobile’?” A few months later, Ernst & Young published a report that seemed to answer that question with a resounding “yes.”
»Article: The key driver to transforming healthcare: patient engagement
Our current healthcare system can often function with the patient on the outskirts. To combat this systemic problem, providers are adopting health IT in greater numbers.
»Article: Payers begin to offer incentives for user’s digital health data
With such massive, diverse member populations, payers have realized they can no longer rely on simply averaging data from their independent information systems to affect cost and quality of care.
»Article: Overcoming Telehealth’s Lingering Obstacles
Variations of telehealth services have been utilized for decades now. However, in recent years, such services have taken on new life and meaning for both providers and patients.
»Article: The Future of Connected Care: Envisioning the Possibilities, Overcoming the Challenges
The good news is the healthcare industry is ready to turn the promise associated with connected health into a reality. Drew Schiller, Chief Technology Officer at Validic, outlines the potential and the challenges that lie ahead.
»Article: Digital Health: Moving Toward a Healthcare Revolution
Runners were the first to discover the potential of wearable devices several years ago. They started using watches and pedometers to measure steps, location and heart rate.
»Article: Validic Acquires Infometers, Expanding Digital Health Footprint
The acquisition makes the new Validic the market leader in the remote patient monitoring space, offering its customers access to data from more devices, and specifically more FDA-regulated monitoring devices, than any competing vendor.
»Article: Validic wants to send your quantified self to hospital
Quantifying ourselves has created one hell of a data mountain. Validic exists solely to create a pipeline for this data to run from the people using connected health equipment to organizations who need to make use of the information.
»Video: Frost & Sullivan Analyst Delves into Validic’s Customer Value
Frost and Sullivan details what makes Validic the best value in global healthcare information interoperability.
»Infographic: 2015 The Road Ahead in Digital Health
To understand the convergence that is taking place in digital health, we need to examine the key emerging trends in technology, healthcare and business.
Video: Validic CEO Drew Schiller Shares mHealth Insights at HIMSS
In an interview with Eric Wicklund, editor of mHealthNews, Validic's CEO and Co-founder Drew Schiller shares his insights on the speed of innovation in healthcare, where interoperability is headed, and some of recent Validic's announcements, such as new EHR clients Cerner and MEDITECH and the launch of Validic Connect.
Video: Center Stage at South by Southwest: Mark Cuban on Validic
Mark Cuban discusses the need for companies, like Validic, to connect healthcare to mobile health technologies.
»Article: EHRs and wearables – their time has come
The recent partnership between Cerner and Validic offers the latest proof that EMR providers are beginning to see value in mHealth data.
»Article: How Sutter Health gets your digital health data into your health records
How does Sutter Health get wearables data into the patient record so that doctors and other caregivers can use it? Very carefully, as it turns out - and with the help of Validic.
»Article: Meditech taps Validic to bring patient generated data into EHR
Less than a month after announcing its deal with Cerner, health data company Validic has announced another EHR vendor customer, Westwood, Massachusetts-based Meditech. The deal will bring mobile health device integration to more than 2,400 Meditech customer institutions.
»White Paper: The Road Ahead in Connected Health
Technology-Driven Healthcare Has Arrived. Healthcare leaders weigh in on the state of connected health today – and making the most of its potential in the future. Everyone and everything is being connected. That’s simply the road ahead for all of us.
»White Paper: Global Survey on Digital Health Strategies
In a recent global survey, over 450 healthcare professionals weighed in on the question, “Is your company’s digital health strategy on schedule?” View the findings in a new white paper and learn what successful companies are doing well.
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