A Decade-Plus of Experience, Backed by Third-Party Validation
Peer review shows Digital Medicine improves hypertension control using home BP data and integrated care teams.
Evaluation of Digital Medicine program found improved BP control and patient engagement using connected devices and pharmacist support.
Four health systems used technology enabled strategies to improve patient experience across the care continuum.
Redesigned care models pairing digital tools with coordinated teams improved cardiometabolic disease management.
A Mayo Clinic study shows hypertension control declines as SDOH increase; Digital Medicine expands access through virtual care.
Continuous home BP readings and virtual care reduced systolic BP variability over 24 months.
Digital hypertension programs improve medication adherence and BP control through virtual support.
Digital Medicine improved BP control, medication adherence and reduced acute care utilization.
Digital Medicine improved HbA1c, reduced hypoglycemia and increased preventive care completion.
Digital Medicine participants achieved higher BP control, better adherence and fewer acute care visits.
Digital Medicine improved BP control, reduced hospital and ER utilization and generated substantial health system savings.
National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute and CDC identify team-based care and home BP monitoring as key strategies to improve hypertension control.
Remote hypertension programs use home monitoring and specialty care teams to modernize care delivery.
Apple’s Health Report highlights Digital Medicine’s impact: 79% BP control within 180 days, plus a 57% reduction in hyperglycemia and 74% fewer hypoglycemic episodes.
Peterson Health Technology Institute found digital hypertension programs with medication management deliver faster, clinically meaningful BP reductions.
The Validation Institute confirmed Digital Medicine produces significant per-patient cost savings.
The AMA reports a >3:1 ROI, driven by a $2,200 per-patient savings and improved outcomes.
The American Medical Association’s Return on Health analysis features Digital Medicine as a high impact virtual care model.
The American Medical Association highlights Digital Medicine as a leading example of chronic disease transformation.
Guided by Data, Driven by Patients & Grounded in Outcomes
Evidence-Based Disease Management
We follow evidence-based guidelines from leading health organizations to manage and slow cardiometabolic disease progression.
At-Home Monitoring and Support
Patients submit readings directly to our care team, enabling tailored care, specialty monitoring and optimized medication therapy for better outcomes.
Collaborative and Proactive Approach
Clinicians and coaches deliver data-driven care, documented in the medical record, and identify secondary disease causes to close the loop on care.
Questions?
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Questions?
Browse the Digital Medicine frequently asked questions or contact our team. Our specialists are also available to answer your calls at 866-273-0548.