Validic Adds Clients And Integration Partners To Expand Digital Health Ecosystem

DURHAM, N.C., Sept. 22, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Validic, the healthcare industry's leading technology platform for accessing digital health data, announced today the addition of several new clients and integration partners, as they continue to expand and grow their global digital health ecosystem.

Validic announced this news at Health 2.0, one of the healthcare industry's emerging events showcasing the latest healthcare products and technology. At Health 2.0, Validic is actively sponsoring a Code-A-Thon, speaking in sessions and moderating mobile health panels. As well, many clients are demonstrating their success using Validic's cloud-based, digital health platform to integrate patient data into their health systems and wellness programs.

One of the several new clients Validic has added recently is The Vitality Group, a global provider of incentive-based and insurance linked wellness programs. Stephen Mitchley, Chief Operating Officer at The Vitality Group stated: "Our mobile health strategy is a very important one for our business. Having access to key mobile health patient data on a global scale is key to executing this business strategy. As pioneers in this space, we have rich history in these connections and understand the complexity involved in rapidly expanding the reach to multiple partners. Validic provides a key advantage for us. By choosing to work with Validic, it helps us quickly and effectively serve our members across the United States and globally, and helps us maintain a leadership position in the wellness market."

Validic's clients, which include hospitals, health systems, payers, pharma and wellness companies, view the integration of patient data as a strategic imperative to help them focus on enhancing the experience of care, improving the overall health of the population and reducing per capita healthcare costs.  Validic was recently featured in Frost and Sullivan's mobile health industry report and recognized with a Healthcare Information Interoperability Best Practices and Best Value award.  To view the mobile health industry report, go to www.validic.com/frostsullivanaward.

"With today's news, we increased our digital health ecosystem approximately 20%.  These additional integrations are great news for our device and application partners and our clients," said Ryan Beckland, co-founder and CEO of Validic.  "At Validic, we are powering this ecosystem, helping the healthcare industry access secure, standardized health data to improve patient outcomes. We are partnering with forward-thinking clients, innovative device manufacturers, and some of the leading academic institutions to advance the impact of digital health in healthcare. Furthermore, we are honored to be showcased in so many presentations at Health 2.0. It is powerful to hear the stories and see the evidence of so many companies who are advancing healthcare using Validic."

About Validic: 

Validic is the healthcare industry's leading cloud-based, digital health platform for convenient and quick access to patient data from in-home clinical devices, wearables and patient healthcare applications. By connecting its growing base of customers — that includes providers, pharmaceutical companies, payers, wellness companies and health IT vendors — to the continuously expanding list of digital health technologies, Validic enables healthcare companies to better coordinate care across their communities, improve their patient engagement strategies and more efficiently manage their patient populations. Validic's innovative, scalable and FDA Class I MDDS technology delivers actionable, standardized and HIPAA-compliant consumer health data from the best in-class mobile health devices and applications. Validic's leading global mobile health ecosystem reaches over 80 million lives and continues to grow daily. To learn more about Validic, please follow us on Twitter at @validic or visit www.validic.com.

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