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Better Care Acquires Digital Health Company DigitoMedica

BC Link from Better Care, a data integration platform compatible with all complex monitoring devices connected to a patient that allows them to be processed, interpreted, and stored in real-time to track your status. These data can be used in the decision-making of the health team, the optimization of health resources, the formulation of medical hypotheses, and even the prediction of possible critical events.

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The Spanish biotechnology company Better Care, which develops software solutions based on artificial intelligence (AI) for continuous patient monitoring, has announced today the integration of DigitoMedica, a company specialized in the implementation of technology platforms for the health sector for patient management monitored in primary and specialized care, as well as in-home hospitalization. This operation means that Better Care increases the workforce to twenty people and that, in addition to its headquarters in Sabadell (Barcelona), it adds an office in Valencia.

With this integration, Better Care takes another step in its growth strategy and enhances its value proposition for the digital transformation of hospital management, offering a personalized service that allows monitoring of all clinical data generated by medical devices connected to the patient, as well as such as analytical and pharmacological information, at any point of the care route, inside and outside the hospital, thus guaranteeing continuity of care.

Starting from its origins as a spin-off of the Research and Innovation Institute of the Hospital Parc Taulí de Sabadell (I3PT), Better Care, the company helps to optimize the care practice of all hospital services and the interaction with the patient and their families.

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Better Care enhances its value proposition for the digital transformation of hospital management

“With this operation, we continue advancing in our strategic plan, reinforcing our position as a biotechnology company focused on the digital transformation of healthcare and increasing the value we offer to hospital managers”, according to Xavier García, CEO of Better Care.

In the same way, the company’s portfolio of technological solutions is expanding and is made up of different modules, fully interoperable with each other for the management of the monitored patient throughout the care route.

Among its solutions, there is BC Link from Better Care, a data integration platform (waves, vital signs, trends, and alarms) compatible with all complex monitoring devices connected to a patient that allows them to be processed, interpreted, and stored in real-time to track your status. These data can be used in the decision-making of the health team, the optimization of health resources, the formulation of medical hypotheses, and even the prediction of possible critical events.

In addition, BC Link is complemented by two incremental innovations: BC Workstation, an application that expands the visualization and allows advanced analysis of the complete evolution of a patient from the cardiology, hemodynamics, and ventilatory mechanics perspective; and BC Mview, a visualization module that automatically processes all the data of the monitored patient, centralizing all the information on a single screen and offering a direct and accessible view of the patient through an integrated and intuitive interface. In addition, Better Care incorporates DigitoMedica’s solutions, DigiCare and H-Connect, which complement BC Link. 

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