Through the partnership, the health system will use Ceras’ digital devices to monitor patients with chronic conditions. The agreement aims to address rural health disparities across Alabama, according to a Dec. 13 Ceras news release.
In the future, the University of Alabama and Ceras plan to expand upon the partnership with research, development opportunities, academic courses and program offerings.
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