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Looking back at 2022: new improvements to Validic's products, features & data sources

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Date: 01.12.2023

2021 was the year of virtual care, where providers saw more than a 350% increase in remote patient monitoring (RPM) claims over 2020 totals.

39.3 million RPM patients in 2021 became 45.1 million patients in 2022, on track for 70.6 million patients by 2025.

If 2021 was the year of virtual care, 2022 was the year of virtual care expansion.

At Validic, our mission is to improve the quality of human life by making personal data actionable. Our growing platform supports digital health and remote care needs across the population, providing bring-your-own-device (BYOD) and ready-to-use-kit models that ship directly to the patient. We offer EHR and care management system integrations or a quick-start portal for future integration. These options help pair expense and deployment models to the right needs across your enterprise.

Below is a recap of 2022 and a preview of what 2023 might bring.

Validic in 2022

Raised $12 million in latest funding round

Validic closed a $12 million financing round led by Kaiser Permanente Ventures, a national strategic healthcare investment program focusing on solutions that meaningfully improve quality, service and affordability for patients, providers, healthcare delivery systems, and the larger community. We also received participation from existing and new investors including Arkin Digital Health, Green Park & Golf Ventures, Ziegler, Gore Range Capital, Greycroft Partners, and SJF Ventures.

New financing comes on the heels of broader efforts to protect improved care access made possible through digital technologies, including proposals to extend telehealth flexibility beyond the COVID-19 Act.

“People expect a more personalized, engaging and convenient experience with healthcare providers” said CEO Drew Schiller. “Blending in-person and virtual care modalities, as well as incorporating personal health data and devices into the standard of care, enables greater collaboration, better care, improved patient satisfaction, and care team efficiency.”

We’ve already begun using the newly-raised capital to continue investing in our digital health and remote care platform, which has set the standard for EHR integration of digital health data alongside existing clinical data within the clinician workflow, ensuring the most complete and up-to-date patient health data is always available.

To learn more about our most recent round of funding, check out our press release.

Teamed with Oracle Cerner for integrated RPM rollout

We partnered with global healthcare technology company Oracle Cerner to bring Validic’s integrated remote care platform to hospital and health system clients.

The relationship will help clients implement remote monitoring programs directly within their Oracle Cerner electronic health record (EHR) to better manage population-wide chronic conditions. This expansion helps Oracle Cerner clients capture and transform personal data from healthcare’s largest ecosystem of personal health devices into insights that can help improve clinical care decisions and delivery. It is embedded into the clinical workflow, supports chronic condition management, and provides remote monitoring without additional clinical staff resources.

“We are excited to expand our relationship with Oracle Cerner,” said CEO Drew Schiller. “The most successful healthcare organizations know that remote data and alerts will only achieve full scale adoption with true clinical workflow integration. Because we’ve made personal health data a first-class citizen of the EHR, the right data is delivered to care teams when they need it within their existing workflow.”

To learn more about our collaboration with Oracle Cerner, check out our press release.

Named Medtech Breakthrough “Best Connected Health Platform”

Validic was selected as the winner of the “Best Connected Health Platform” award in the sixth annual MedTech Breakthrough Awards program conducted by MedTech Breakthrough, an independent market intelligence organization.

“Many personal and home health devices are still not wirelessly connected, and this data is often inaccessible to the clinician outside of the clinic,” said James Johnson, managing director, MedTech Breakthrough. “Validic overcomes this connectivity barrier with a truly scalable solution designed to enable a simple, standardized connection between healthcare organizations and their end users’ mobile health apps and home monitoring devices.”

This year’s program attracted more than 3,900 nominations from more than 15 countries around the world. Validic was previously recognized with two “Best Overall Connected Healthcare Solution” awards by MedTech Breakthrough.

To learn more about our MedTech Breakthrough recognition, check out our press release.

Approved in the Epic App Orchard

Validic’s remote care application was made available on the Epic App Orchard. This availability means that organizations using Epic can easily integrate the Validic solution into their existing workflow. Inbasket pools contain patient alerts, remote data details, and other messaging for reference by a single provider, or by an entire care team.

“We are excited to offer our solution through the Epic App Orchard,” said CEO Drew Schiller. “Our most successful partners know that embedding remote data and alerts in the clinical workflow is key to achieving program adoption and scale. The ability to deliver the right personal health data at the right time to clinicians’ fingertips is now easier than ever for our users.”

To learn more about the availability of Validic’s remote care solution in the Epic App Orchard, check out our press release.

Expanded connected device and health KPI tracking capabilities

This year, our device integration list grew to more than 540 consumer and clinical sources, which organizations can use to monitor, measure, and derive valuable insights on their patients’ outcomes, engagement, and adherence in a particular program. We improved integrations with Samsung Health, Lifescan OneTouch, and Apple Health.

We also expanded Fitbit health metrics tracking to include SPO2, HRV, and respiration rate.

Stay tuned for more information about further device integrations and health metrics tracking in 2023.

Looking ahead to 2023

In 2023, we will remain focused on our mission, and helping providers to deliver seamless, collaborative care.

We will continue to tailor our product suite to engineer solutions that support patients in their long-term health. We’ll further improve clinical workflows while integrating new data sources for even better remote care outcomes.

Built atop the largest health IoT platform, we offer healthcare’s only scalable, EHR-integrated remote healthcare solution that can help care teams give every person tailored interventions and personalized care.

If you’re interested in learning how your organization can grow in 2023 as you coordinate your virtual health strategy, reach out to our team at hello@validic.com to schedule a meeting. Stay updated with Validic in the new year by following us on Twitter and LinkedIn.


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