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PARSIPPANY, NJ – Medocity has been featured in the October, 2018 edition of Healthcare Purchasing News.  According to a recent 2018 hospital and health system provider survey by Research and Markets, “68 percent of health systems have plans to build, remodel, or acquire facilities across the continuum of care.” The survey also found that as these non-acute and acute care settings merge, supply chain executives, feeling the squeeze of cost containment, are eager to find distributors and other partners with solutions for reducing costs and streamlining operations. So, what exactly does it take to support patients through the full continuum of care today — and tomorrow — and what are the factors driving supply chains’ sourcing decisions?  Click here for original story.

In the article, “Navigating the Care Continuum”, Terence Maytin (Vice President, Market Development and Commercialization Strategy), shares his insights about the evolving definition of the continuum of care in today’s rapidly changing healthcare environment. “Healthcare continues to evolve, blurring lines of responsibility across the care continuum”, Maytin says. “These shifting sands require embracing innovative approaches, enhanced skills, information sharing, and new attitudes around wellness and population care with a renewed focus on patient-centered care, care coordination, automation, data analytics, and quality improvement. While the continuum of care is still a car by definition, it’s definitely not your father’s Oldsmobile anymore.” Click here for a deeper dive.

About HPN

Since 1977, Healthcare Purchasing News (HPN) magazine remains the only comprehensive healthcare business news magazine dedicated to reporting the information, solutions and stories about medical products and systems that affect healthcare supply chain management, monthly in-print and daily online. Our readership includes the healthcare executives, and professionals from materials and supply chain management, surgical services, infection prevention, central service and sterile processing as well as clinical members of the product evaluation committees at healthcare facilities. For more information, go to www.hpnonline.com

About Medocity

Medocity Inc., headquartered in Parsippany, New Jersey, is a recognized leader in enterprise virtual care technology serving life sciences, payers and provider organizations seeking best-in-class digital solutions to improve outcomes and reduce healthcare costs between visits.  Bridging the gap between the clinic and the home, the Medocity Virtual Care Platform enables optimized engagement and continuous care for patients with chronic and complex conditions. Medocity’s award-winning technology combines condition management, remote monitoring, artificial intelligence, cognitive computing, and telehealth interventions in a single cloud-based ecosystem. Accessible in real time on any device or operating system, the Medocity platform integrates with EMRs, digital assistants, and hundreds of connected sensors delivering meaningful patient-centered care away from the hospital or clinic. Virtual care. Real outcomes.™

For more information, please visit www.medocity.com.

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Emily Gaudette
BridgeView Marketing
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