The partnership will allow physicians to remotely manage high-risk patients using Vivify Health’s mobile patient engagement and monitoring solutions from within InTouch’s telehealth platform.
“We are pleased that InTouch Health and Vivify Health have partnered to create a single telehealth platform, which seamlessly integrates with the provider’s workflow regardless of the setting,” said Christopher Northam, vice president of telehealth at Nashville, Tenn.-based HCA Healthcare. “This capability signals a significant shift in the industry; previously, our providers would have to utilize separate technologies based on the patient’s care setting. Now, they are able to utilize a single, integrated telehealth platform to deliver care at or above the same clinical standard as an in-person encounter. This enables timely access to high quality care through telehealth, regardless of if the patient is in an acute, ambulatory or home setting.”
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