As the digital health industry grows exponentially, patients and providers are being flooded by hundreds of digital health products. For patients, particularly those with multiple comorbidities, it presents a problem of having to use different digital health products for every condition.
Over the last few months, the industry has begun to recognize the importance of shifting to a more patient-centric approach. This could be realized by creating a patient-facing holistic platform where different companies could connect their solutions, potentially through telehealth platforms that would serve as a distribution channel for digital health solutions. Join this meeting to discuss the following:
Can telehealth platforms be a hub for digital therapeutics (DTx) and remote patient monitoring (RPM) solutions? When are telehealth platforms a good distribution and adoption strategy for DTx and RPM solutions?
Alongside being a distribution tool, how can DTx and RPMcompanies leverage telehealth platforms to improve their offerings and provide an integrated virtual treatment continuum?
Pear Therapeutics recently announced its initiative on building a telehealth provider experience so patients can access its products through telehealth platforms. What other real examples have we seen in the market? What are the learnings so far?
What does a DTx or RPM solution look like within a telehealth platform that embeds many other digital health solutions? Is it unbranded? What is the monetization model?
How can DTx and RPM solutions be successfully integrated in multiple telehealth platforms?