News & Updates

GoRoute has chosen Connect America as their official North American distributor for all in-game player devices.

Explore insights from AHIP 2024 on digital health, health equity, and member-focused engagement, highlighting the future of healthcare and innovative solutions for better outcomes.

Connect America was included in Philadelphia Magazine’s recent round up of 16 Philadelphia-based companies using artificial intelligence.

Connect America’s new Falls Prevention Program was recently included in Healthcare IT Today’s Bonus Feature, a weekly roundup of interesting stories, product announcements, new hires, partnerships, research studies, awards, sales, and more. You can read the full round up which includes the latest healthcare IT news, announcements, and stories here.

Connect America, a nationally recognized innovator of virtual care solutions that enable older adults and those living with chronic conditions to live safely and well at home, today announced the launch of their innovative fall prevention program.

Today, more than ever before, it is critical that we close gaps in care and keep patients out of the emergency department (ED) and hospital. Leveraging the power of remote patient monitoring (RPM), providers can accomplish this mission while improving patient engagement and treatment strategies. Medical Economics interviewed Tina Null, MSN, RN, Chief Clinical Officer of the RPM business line for Connect America, to discuss the benefits of RPM.

As Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Mike Cantor will provide insights into connected health strategy, guide product innovation, and work closely with partners to expand virtual care in the home and improve quality and efficiency for providers, payers and other healthcare partners.

Connect America, a leader in virtual connective care solutions for older adults and those with chronic conditions, is honored to be recognized as a Top Company in Remote Patient Monitoring by AVIA Marketplace.

In the last issue of PERS Insider, Rosemary Kennedy, Connect America’s Chief Health Informatics Officer, was featured, offering new stats that demonstrated how PERS is being used for much more than just fall detection. In addition to falls, PERS devices were widely utilized for individuals with respiratory, pain, GI, cardiac, and stroke-related symptoms.