Clovity Seeks Foothold Via Medical Device Real-Time Data

Clovity Seeks Foothold Via Medical Device Real-Time Data

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The company is positioning itself to be a leader in next-gen healthcare by leveraging custom IoT-based connected medical devices generating real-time data.

Written By
Sue Walsh
Sue Walsh
Aug 21, 2018

End-to-end IoT solution provider and creator of the CSensorNet and CDatainsights frameworks Clovity has positioned itself as a leader in next-generation healthcare. The company develops customized IoT-based connected medical devices that provide real-time data.

Traditionally, doctors and researchers relied on controlled and random trials to obtain the data needed to demonstrate outcomes. The pharmaceutical, healthcare, and life sciences sectors have increased adoption of health-based IoT applications. Evolving technology has supported the development of connected medical devices that provide real-time data collected during real-life scenarios like:

  • Invasive and non-invasive continuous monitoring
  • Smart medication
  • Patient data collection
  • Patient monitoring
  • Real-time health systems

These applications remove human error and point-in-time factors to provide better daily insight into patient health and needs.

Clovity has already produced these devices for Multiplex Biosensing, Disposable, Early Warning Personal Health (EWPH) and Continuous Health Monitoring (CHM) applications. The devices work in conjunction with analytic platforms, using machine learning, AI, and data visualization for patient, provider, and hospital uses.

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“We now have the technical capabilities to bring what was first thought of as out of reach into something that is easily accessible to the masses. After years of working to increase patient’s access to their personalized health journey, IoT devices can truly revolutionize the level of care that healthcare organization can provide to their customers by leveraging Real World Data (RWD). Through continuous remote monitoring and other IoT device applications, patients and families can rest assured that someone or something is always keeping a watchful eye on their health,” says Rick Neafus, Clovity’s Senior Strategic Advisor and expert in health technology solutions.

Sue Walsh

Sue Walsh is News Writer for RTInsights, and a freelance writer and social media manager living in New York City. Her specialties include tech, security and e-commerce. You can follow her on Twitter at @girlfridaygeek.

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