New Real-Time Health Monitoring Platform Allows Physicians to Manage Patients with Chronic Disease Between Office Visits

Physician-friendly OMS Chronic Care Coordinator (OMS C3™) software launches to reduce hospital readmissions by monitoring the health of patients who are at home

(Houma, LA) — Objective Medical Systems (OMS) has announced the launch of a new cloud platform, OMS C3™, to provide physicians the ability to remotely monitor patients with chronic medical conditions.

OMS C3 combines technology, clinical workflow, and analytics that yield more patient interaction between office visits. Three key features of the OMS C3 platform which sets itself unique are:

1. Platform aggregates patient data across electronic health records, cardiovascular diagnostic reporting modalities, labs and FDA approved remote surveillance devices namely weighing scale, glucometer, heart rate monitors, blood pressure cuffs and pulse oximeter.
2. Cardiology practice specific user interface design which presents data relevant to the diseases being managed, ensuring minimal cognitive load.
   
3. Incorporates various communication modalities like secure chat, secure video, text, and voice over internet phone, right from within the patient information dashboard.

The combination of these three design elements delivers a platform which is easy to use and ensures that every chronic care visit being delivered is complete, effective and efficient. Further, the solution provides a win-win proposition for the patients, hospitals, and providers.

Patients receive a customized and highly personal care experience, clinics and hospitals are able to address problems proactively and reduce re-admissions and providers are able to be reimbursed for specific remote care services through the OMS Chronic Care Management services program.

“Providing healthcare is no longer just about seeing patients with chronic disease at the office. This advanced technology gives physicians a way to manage fragile patients with chronic diseases such as Heart Failure stay healthy and reduce hospital readmissions,” said Joseph Brunet RN, Vice President of Clinical Affairs at Objective Medical Systems.

Vinod Nair MD FACC FSCAI, President and Chief Software Architect of OMS, shared, “Physicians get notified if patients are trending toward an unfavorable outcome based on clinical variables which are remotely acquired in addition to a real-time remote interview with the patient. This platform becomes a force multiplier in delivering higher quality patient outcomes.”

About Objective Medical Systems
Objective Medical Systems is a health information technology company that focuses on cardiology software solutions for busy cardiology departments and practices across the nation. OMS was founded on the belief that discrete data and background analysis will revolutionize the practice of medicine, improve patient care, increase physician efficiency and reduce errors. To learn more about OMS and its solutions, visit http://www.objectivemedicalsystems.com.