Partnerships

CCmHI will work on developing mHealth solutions, implementing clinical evaluations, and contributing to implementation of affordable mHealth tools.

The unique model is made to stimulate collaboration between inventors, entrepreneurs and industry experts to improve quality of service and reduce cost.

The two companies plan to improve the care model for one of the most prevalent health conditions in the U.S., while at the same time cutting costs.

Using the AliveCor Heart Monitor, GreatCall users with suspected or diagnosed heart conditions will be able to fully participate in their own cardiac health.

The partnership will make maternal, newborn and child health content available through the Internet.org initiative, while also offering free basic services.

Health eVillages, RFK Center, Physicians Interactive, Healthways, MedHelp, WELVU and MSD Univadis have teamed-up to reach millions worldwide and fight Ebola.

The software will be able to provide critical health insights to doctors' mobile devices, helping hospitals better manage acutely ill patients.

Customers at any of more than 4,000 Rite Aid pharmacies across the U.S. will be able to buy GreatCall's Touch3, Splash and Jitterbug5 phones.

The wearable diagnostic prototype for COPD patients feeds data collected from users at home to clinicians through the Philips HealthSuite Digital Platform.

In the coming months, the two companies will work together to provide each other's content and services to their respective users.