Tomato System Expands Overseas Business via U.S. Subsidiary... Launches Intelligent Care Platform
Tomato System is set to ramp up its business expansion in the U.S. market.
Tomato System announced on June 11 that its U.S. local subsidiary, CyberMDcare (CMD), will officially release its intelligent care platform "NOVA" targeting regulatory changes in the U.S. healthcare market.
NOVA is an integrated platform that brings together previously fragmented data such as: ▲ biometric signal data (RPM), ▲ clinical surveys, ▲ pain information, ▲ annual wellness visit (AWV), and ▲ HEDIS, HCC, and RAF data. NOVA offers features such as analyzing lifestyle habits, pain location and intensity, and vital sign patterns.
Through this platform, CMD plans to integrate fragmented information such as patient pain data and remote monitoring data onto a single platform, aiming to address challenges such as the excessive documentation burden faced by healthcare professionals.
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A CMD representative stated, "We have established a differentiated competitive advantage in terms of clinical data reliability, data structuring, and utility."
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