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bio-T™ is providing a cloud software for regulated medical device companies enabling them to upgrade any standalone device to a remote care solution in a snap!
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bio-T™ is providing cloud software for regulated medical device companies enabling them to upgrade any standalone device to a remote care solution in a snap! This short video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=csK407SmeW0) introduces the product. Here (https://aws.amazon.com/partners/success/vectorious-bio-t/) is a case study of how Vectorious, a heart implant company, leveraged bio-T. With features like adherence prediction, treatment efficacy, and reimbursement management the patent-pending bio-T Engine is a one stop shop for vendors, supporting all the dataway: from device connectivity, security and privacy, to patient interaction and behavior analysis. Having the vendor’s interest in mind, bio-T not only supports patients and caregivers, but also the clinical, customer service, R&D and BI teams of the vendor. Moreover, bio-T™ enables the vendors to retain ownership over the data and to have complete implementation flexibility via code-level customization. By choosing bio-T vendors enjoy short time to market, assurance of cyber & regulation risks, and more patient outcome features than what they would've done in-house. Backed by the industry leaders Prof. Rafael Beyar (former CEO of Rambam hospital) and Assaf Mischari (ex-CTO of IDF's 8200 cyber unit), bio-T is leading the market and is already used today for powering class III and other FDA & CE-cleared connected medical device solutions across the US, EU, and globally.
Key Benefits
By choosing bio-T vendors enjoy short time to market, assurance of cyber & regulation risks, and more patient outcome features than what they would've done in-house.
Applications
bio-T is being used by medical device and pharmaceutical companies to connect their devices to the cloud and provide remote patient care. Any kind of device can be connected to bio-T. bio-T is already used today for powering class III and other FDA & CE-cleared connected medical device solutions across the US, EU, and globally.