Patient engagement drops off between visits, leaving patients unwell and providers blind to progress or issues. Digital technologies that provide on-demand cognitive and behavioral therapy (e.g. videos) help patients receive the treatment they need without direct provider interaction. The technology collects clinical and usage data from participants that providers can then use to tailor appropriate self-care modules for individual patients. The technology algorithm itself can even generate these modules. By providing immediate access to evidence-based care, health systems can improve wait times, reduce costs, and increase recovery rates.

Devices that allow consumers to monitor their blood pressure at home.

Mobile applications that provide exercises and games to improve cognitive function and brain health.

Personal Resilience Applications refers to mobile or web-based software applications that support wellness. These typically focus on helping the user assess and manage stress and resilience by teaching and reinforcing the use of a range of tools based in mindfulness, meditation, exercise, sleep and nutrition. Some programs will also integrate coaching, including personal and group, virtual and real.

Platforms that manage employee health screenings, immunizations, and related records.

Telemedicine platforms designed for use within hospitals and across large healthcare systems.

The challenge of limited specialist bandwidth is compounded by poor network management. A range of platforms are available to better optimize resources by connecting non-MH providers and patients with the appropriate resources.

A model of healthcare delivery that involves community paramedics or other healthcare providers delivering care in patients' homes or other community settings.

Devices and technologies used to monitor patients' vital signs, activity levels, and other health data.

A common form of peer-supported care is through support groups facilitated by an individual who has the condition or has recovered, a licensed provider in an office setting, or an online facilitator.

Behavioral Health: Peer-supported care is considered an evidence-based intervention for people with serious mental illness or substance use disorder in which certified peers support counselors help people in recovery. Online peer communities can be particularly valuable to those with behavioral health conditions due to the difficulty fo accessing services due to social factors (e.g., transportation), as well as the stigma associated with behavioral health conditions

Tools that provide clinicians with evidence-based recommendations for perinatal care.

Services that guide expectant mothers through the healthcare system and help them access appropriate prenatal and postpartum care.

The process of managing and coordinating care for patients as they transition from the hospital to post-acute care settings, such as skilled nursing facilities or home health.

As patients are discharged from the hospital or ED, these solutions support their discharge and care transition - whether to a post-acute facility or home. In some instances, the solutions also support patient discharge, and help the provider route the patient to the most effective, best match post acute care site, as well as coordinate related logistics such as DME and in-home support as appropriate.

Tools that facilitate the referral process from hospitals to post-acute care providers.

Systems and processes for ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations.

A number of digital solutions have been developed to allow patients to more closely monitor their blood sugar and to receive personalized coaching and behavior change support through their smartphone or other device.

Educational resources and programs related to reproductive health.