Through the collaboration, Qardio’s health monitoring devices — QardioArm, a blood pressure monitor, and QardioBase, a wireless scale — will be integrated into the eClinicalWorks EHR platform. Patients will be able to share their health data with their physicians.
“We are pleased to partner with eClinicalWorks and support their mission to provide tools for their doctors and be able to practice more efficient care while improving cost and patient experience,” said Qardio Vice President of Global Outreach Martina Janeckova. “This integration will drive more preventive care with fewer routine visits, something both providers and their patients demand today.”
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