RPM HELPS DETECT SIGNS OF INFLAMMATION EARLIER
posted: Mar. 02, 2021.
Siren, a health technology company that pioneered the development of microsensor-embedded textiles for medical applications, announced that it is augmenting its Siren Socks product offering by launching Siren Staffing, a remote patient monitoring (RPM) program. Initial customers include StrideCare and Village Podiatry Centers. Siren Socks continuously track foot temperature and were developed to help patients living with diabetes manage their foot health more effectively. Temperature monitoring has been clinically established as an important physiologic marker of injury and is recommended as a tool to detect and prevent diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs).
Dr. Gavin Ripp |
"Implementing Siren Staffing has made my practice more efficient and effective," said Gavin Ripp, DPM, of Premier Podiatry & Orthopedics in Northern California. "The team works closely together to monitor patients and coordinate care with our systems. The result is that I am able to quickly act with greater information. This comprehensive solution allows us to monitor more patients to detect signs of inflammation and injury earlier and intervene effectively."
Source: Street Insider [2/25/21]
Courtesy of Barry Block, editor of PM News