SOLVE partnered with AppliedVR, a company developing virtual reality-based therapeutics, for the project, which launched in December, per a Jan. 27 news release. The accelerator’s team will interview healthcare providers about the best ways to integrate VR and other digital health tools into health systems with large Medicaid populations, as well as the obstacles preventing that implementation.
The team will share its findings with AppliedVR so the partners can improve access to digital health solutions for underserved and diverse communities. Additionally, SOLVE will serve as an advisor for AppliedVR in future studies revolving around patient populations and implementation outcomes.
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