Take a look at how Qualcomm Life’s 2net™ Platform is helping our customers and collaborators accomplish their vision of wireless health.
AirStrip Technologies
AirStrip Technologies wants to find a way to make it easy for physicians to monitor patients entering the hospital and following discharge and to integrate the data collected from home monitoring devices and emergency response teams with data currently collected in the hospital. Read about how AirStrip Technologies is leveraging Qualcomm Life’s 2net Platform and Hub for a solution.
Apollo Hospitals
Apollo Hospitals is seeking new ways to serve India’s 1.2 billion people, 60% of who live in rural areas, and more than 60% of who have access to a mobile phone or wireless services. Read about how Apollo Hospitals is working with Qualcomm Life’s 2net Platform to develop wireless healthcare programs designed to transform care in India and around the world.
Asthmapolis
Asthmapolis is developing a wireless solution to remotely monitor patients with respiratory diseases who don’t use a smartphone and aren’t likely to adopt one, such as pediatric asthma patients and elderly patients with COPD. Read about how Asthmapolis plans to utilize Qualcomm Life’s 2net Platform to help it aggregate data collected from medication sensors to help physicians remotely monitor how their patients are managing their conditions between visits.
Entra Health Systems
Entra Health sought to make its MyGlucoHealth wireless blood glucose meter easily accessible to patients with diabetes in order to expand product adoption in the diabetes care market. Read about how Entra Health Systems leveraged Qualcomm Life’s 2net Platform and Hub to develop a solution that allows MyGlucoHealth data to be transferred seamlessly via a cellular connection in a standalone device and uploaded to an online portal with the touch of a button.
U.S. Preventive Medicine
U.S. Preventive Medicine wanted to enhance its personalized Prevention Plan™, aimed at identifying and proactively managing an individual’s current and future health risks, with a mobile solution that untethered the program from a computer, thus allowing patients to log in from a mobile device at any time or any place to input and track their health in real-time. Read about how U.S. Preventive Medicine turned to Qualcomm Life to develop and launch its new health and wellness mobile application, Macaw, leveraging the 2net Platform.
