GE Ventures, Stanford launch digital health company
GE Ventures and Stanford Health Care have partnered to launch Evidation Health, an independent company committed to improving health outcomes with evidence-based digital medicine.
Focused on generating real-world clinical and economic evidence for digital health products and platforms,
Evidation Health will focus on generating real-world clinical and economic evidence for digital health products and platforms by combining health outcomes data with new approaches to predictive analytics to identify and deploy the most effective and efficient patient management strategies and interventions, according to a release.
"Our company has the core capabilities to make precision digital medicine a reality," said Deborah Kilpatrick, the new company's CEO. "We envision a digital health-enabled future where clinical interventions can be customized and concentrated in ways that maximize clinical and economic benefit for payers, providers and, most importantly, patients."
To accelerate commercial progress, Evidation Health joined forces with The Activity Exchange, a digital health company with strong predictive analytics capabilities, and closed its Series A financing in January of 2015. The round was led by GE Ventures, with participation from Asset Management Ventures and Rock Health. The company is focused on forging new partnerships while continuing its corporate and academic collaborations with organizations including Humana, Biogen Idec., Sanofi, Harvard Business School and Wharton Business School.
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