Eliminate inefficiencies. Manage growing populations. Improve value-based care.
Percipio’s population health monitoring and management platform reduces the inefficiencies and costs of traditional remote patient monitoring while reaching broader populations of rising and high risk.
Reduce clinical inefficiencies, costs, and operational friction common with traditional patient monitoring and digital health solutions.
Increase capacity to manage rising and high risk populations with AI-guided insights that improve care delivery and quality without increasing clinical burden.
Improve value-based programs and outcomes by aligning provider and payer incentives with a shared line of sight into predictive health risks and population health trends.
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.
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
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
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
Percipio Health is breaking through the high-cost barriers that have prevented remote patient monitoring from reaching broader populations. With our advanced AI health signals, we deliver instant health risk assessments, proactive health monitoring, and comprehensive virtual care at scale.
Eric Rock
Co-founder & CEO, 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
Millions of U.S. adults live with undiagnosed chronic conditions and hospitalization risks. Earlier interventions provide life-altering benefits and cost savings.
25%
seniors have undiagnosed hypertension.
90%
of the 37M U.S. adults with CKD are undiagnosed.
92%
of seniors likely to have mild cognitive impairment are not diagnosed early.
30%
of adults
40%
of seniors
68%
Patients with CHF and with social isolation/loneliness have a 68% increased risk of hospitalization.
74%
CHF
65%
Diabetes
20%
CKD
3M
Falls cause 800,000 senior hospitalizations yearly.
40%
of these falls are preventable.
25%
of all hospitalizations are due to poor medication adherence.
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