Locus Health

Locus Health provides a next-generation remote care management platform designed to improve the quality of care for patients through an app-enabled enterprise Software as a Service solution. The company offers solutions for remote monitoring, chronic care and outpatient management, enterprise platform, and program design. Locus Health supports both post-acute remote monitoring and ongoing chronic care management with secure Electronic Medical Record (EMR) integration and diverse mobile device solutions. Serving a wide range of pediatric and adult patient care teams across the US and Canada, including multiple top 10 Children’s Hospitals, Locus Health has been recognized with a Small Business Innovation Research Award by the National Cancer Institute from 2020 to 2024. The company partners with various health systems to deliver remote care management programs with demonstrated outcomes and features a range of key innovation partner health systems that have implemented successful remote care programs. Locus Health provides customizable views and discrete data integration to enhance medical records and reduce the burden of charting known data by clinicians. The enterprise-level solution integrates EMR with medical device and consumer device data, supporting more than 50 patient populations, including acute and chronic, pediatric and adult, remote patient monitoring (RPM), and population health. The company partners with Redox for data exchange between programs and EMRs, and with Me.Health for cellular communication hubs to connect health devices. Locus Health has received Phase I and Phase II awards from the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program sponsored by the National Institute of Health (NIH) through the National Cancer Institute (NCI). The platform supports Pritikin Intensive Cardiac Rehab’s home-based/remote program solutions and offers tools essential for chronic care management and population health solutions. By enabling clinicians to view data from patients using integrated devices through the electronic health record, Locus Health reduces the need for manual data entry and the risk of errors. The company has partnered with Children’s Nebraska to support virtual care for its enterprise-wide pediatric population and provides a digital care platform to improve the quality of care for pediatric patients’ prompt transition home. Locus Health supports a wide range of adult and pediatric populations with both post-acute and chronic conditions and has partnered with Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) Doernbecher Children’s Hospital since 2019 for their High-Risk Cardiology patients and NICU program, Growing @ Home. The company offers a configurable remote patient monitoring solution with tailored mobile applications for specific patient populations and care team workflows.