Traditional remote patient monitoring isn’t made for rising risk populations. Percipio’s patient health monitoring via smartphone app – without additional devices – reduces inefficiencies and costs to serve broader populations and achieve better outcomes.
Single mobile app collects multiple health signals for a whole-person view.
Clinical intelligence with predictive insights and next best actions.
Accelerates value-based care to reach rising and high-risk populations.
Estimated annual cost of care reductions
Example based on 10,000 participants (70% high risk and 30% rising risk) across 7 conditions with annual cost reductions of 20% high risk and 10% rising risk.
Reduced technology costs
Reduced costs compared to traditional device-based remote patient monitoring, inclusive of both technology and logistics costs.
Asynchronous monitoring is among the most powerful tools for the future of healthcare, enabled by AI. This ability to make the patient’s phone a pivotal part of healthcare may provide powerful health insights, second only to genetics.
Dr. Andrew R. Watson
Professor of Surgery, UPMC
A significant need exists to deliver to the clinician the right information about the right patient at the right time. With Percipio, this need can be accomplished at scale, at lower cost, with higher fidelity, transparency, and visibility of the data.
Dr. Cameron Powell, MD
Venture Partner, WAVE Ventures
Payers and providers can now reach and understand a much broader population, of both rising and high risk, to ensure they receive the proactive attention, assessment and interventions they need, resulting in lower costs of care and more optimal outcomes.
David Lucas
Co-Founder & Chief Strategy Officer, Percipio Health
Oklahoma State University has been pioneering telehealth services for more than 25 years, and now we are taking the next step by partnering with Percipio. Their cutting edge, AI-enabled smartphone app will create a real-time snapshot of individual patient and community health, provide scalability, tailored and targeted interventions, along with promising data for research and educational outreach.
Johnny Stephens, Pharm D.
President, OSU Center for Health Sciences
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