Palo Alto, Calif.-based Stanford Health Care has tapped a virtual care company to provide pulmonary rehabilitation to COPD patients at home.
Kivo Health provides AI-powered virtual pulmonary rehab and care. The treatment model aims to improve access and outcomes and keep patients out of the hospital.
“We are thrilled to collaborate with Kivo Health to bring virtual pulmonary rehabilitation to our COPD patients,” said Leah Rosengaus, senior director of digital health at Stanford Health Care, in a June 12 news release. “We are dedicated to enhancing access to care, and believe innovative solutions like virtual pulmonary rehabilitation provide patients with new channels to connect to services, and support healing in the comfort of home.”
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