Current Health

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Current Health provides an enterprise care-at-home platform that enables healthcare organizations to design, launch, and scale safe and effective at-home care across all patient populations. Our solution provides a single window into the patient's health at home, with a longitudinal view as they move across the continuum of care - from hypertension to Hospital at Home.

We integrate patient-reported data with data from biosensors – including our own continuous monitoring wearable device – to provide healthcare organizations with actionable, real-time insights into the patient’s condition. Leveraging clinical algorithms that can be tailored to the individual patient, we identify when a patient needs clinical attention, allowing organizations to manage patient care remotely or coordinate in-home care via our integrated service partners.

Our platform brings together telehealth capabilities, patient engagement tools, and cellular connectivity to provide a single solution to manage all care in the home. We’ve designed evidence-based care pathways that can be tailored to the needs of the individual patient, supporting a wide range of clinical conditions and acuity levels. To help our partners scale their care-at-home delivery, we also provide comprehensive logistics management, a Clinical Command Center, and integrations with in-home ancillary service providers, all serving as an extension of your team to help transform how healthcare is delivered at home.

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Current Health provides a single platform to enable health systems to deliver high-quality care at home across all patient populations. Our goal is to bring together everything you need into a single, flexible solution that can help you build new home-based care models. Our platform includes:

Remote patient monitoring: We have our own FDA-cleared continuous monitoring device that measures vital signs (oxygen saturation, respiration rate, pulse rate, mobility, skin temperature) with the same accuracy as an ICU monitor. However, we are also unique in our device agnostic approach to RPM and can integrate with other third-party monitors and wearables to support any clinical use case.

Patient engagement & telehealth: We have a patient-facing application available on iOS/Android that enables patients to communicate with their care team and stay engaged in their care plan. The application includes video calling, 2-way messaging, reminders (for medication, vital sign readings, etc.), symptom collection, and education modules. All engagement can be customized for the individual patient.

Clinical Dashboard & Alerting: Our clinical dashboard helps care teams know when a patient needs attention, helping them manage large populations at home through prioritization & treatment optimization. Care teams can easily communicate with patients via the dashboard through one-click video and messaging capabilities as well as collaborate internally. Data integration with the EHR and clinical dashboard also allows for seamless workflows and data sharing.

Clinical Command Center: We have an in-house team who can provide 24/7 clinical support with first-line triage of patient alarms, management of patient care, and escalation based on clinical protocols.

Full-Service Logistics: We can provide full inventory and logistics to deliver, pickup, and service devices straight to the patient’s door.

In-Home Services: We have developed a network of in-home service partners who can support end-to-end clinical models, all within the Current Health platform. Today, this includes in-home blood draws and in-home medication delivery, and we are looking to expand based on customer needs.

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EMRs supported	Epic, Cerner, Allscripts +6 more
Solutions	Care Management Platforms, Home Care & Home Health Workflow Tools, Connected Platform - Remote Monitoring
Keywords	rpm, telehealth, virtual care +4 more
Categories	Care Management, Home Health, Remote Monitoring (RPM)

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