The first and only DTx platform that collects patient vital sign data using smartphone collected PPG signals, analyses and triages, and produces diagnostic suggestions for clinicians.

ICmed builds efficiency among clinicians and helps them drive revenue in a value-based remote care model. Patients and caregivers communicate with clinicians and support staff, benefit from personalized educational content, preserve their portable medical records, and enjoy a preventive approach to their health needs.

A patient/family-centered coordinated care networking solution: 

• elevates communication among providers, patients and families

• streamlines clinical workflows & reimbursement opportunities

• improves health outcomes in value-based model

• decreases payer costs

Screens for vitals and blood glucose using a smartphone.

Capability to triage and diagnose based on collected and available data using AI.

While traditional EHRs serve a high purpose concentrating on capturing important patient information and facilitating communication of collected data between clinical staff, back office and insurers, usually in a language that is not comprehended by the patient community, ICmed instead concentrates on augmenting that data with two-way communication protocols to engage patients and their family or informal caregivers with the multiple clinicians and staff supporting them. Data is collected and shared with the EHR and among those participants with info-sharing rights, and the platform facilitates chats, virtual visits, RPM data collection, personalized patient education, and other value-besed care regimens. 

While there are many single-point solutions focused on the delivery of clinical care, they tend to focus on one or few modalities (behavioral health, pediatrics, hypertension, etc.) or links in the care chain (onboarding, perioperative care, home care, etc.). ICmed is a flexible platform that not only can be utilized across the spectrum of both modalities and chain links, but also provides cumulative portability of the patient record to the patient and thier family or informal caregivers. This is a key necessity in the adoption of value-based care models that will require efficiency to help providers capture revenue and control costs.