Tomato System Targets U.S. Insurance and Healthcare Markets with Local Subsidiary

Tomato System is accelerating its expansion into the U.S. insurance and healthcare markets.

On June 23, Tomato System announced that its U.S. subsidiary, CyberMDcare (CMD), has signed a comprehensive service operation agreement with Medicare Partners Health Plan Texas, a U.S. insurance company, covering the insurance portal and the overall digital healthcare platform.

Under this agreement, CMD will be responsible for the integrated operation of the broker management portal, enrollment application portal, and its proprietary digital healthcare services, including the Annual Wellness Visit (AWV) service, Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM), and the intelligent health checkup platform (NOVA). The contract is structured so that the monthly usage fee is calculated based on the number of subscribers, thereby securing revenue stability.

The insurance portal is a core platform encompassing all aspects of the insurance business, from product sales and enrollment review to customer management and broker support. CMD not only develops insurance systems but also directly participates in the service environment of U.S. insurance companies, gaining opportunities to learn about the local industry's regulatory framework and to accumulate practical operational know-how.

Through its intelligent care platform NOVA, CMD is managing decentralized medical data in an integrated way. This platform consists of: ▲ the AWV-based health assessment system 'Q-FLOW', ▲ the 3D pain analysis system 'P-FLOW', and ▲ the biosignal collection system 'R-FLOW', enabling comprehensive analysis of patients' health status and disease risk.

A CMD representative stated, "In addition to the stable operation of our insurance service platform, we will actively target the U.S. market through differentiated digital healthcare services centered on NOVA."

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