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������Ƶ, the leading Digital Patient Engagement platform, has been designated as a pre-qualified vendor by Canada Health Infoway (Infoway) to provide Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) across Canada. With increasing patient expectations for digital care since the COVID-19 pandemic, health care providers have been racing to implement reputable RPM platforms that extend patient access to care beyond the bounds of the hospital – while also minimizing in-person visits. Over the past two decades, Infoway has acted as a bridge to remove barriers, drive consensus, disseminate knowledge and standardize approaches to digital health. As a pre-qualified vendor with Infoway, Canadian health systems can now procure ������Ƶ and focus on integrating the technology with existing clinical systems faster than was previously possible.

������Ƶ is regarded as a trusted virtual care platform used by many hospitals and health systems across Canada such as Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre, William Osler Health System, and Montreal Heart Institute . The platform facilitates more efficient delivery of health services, with patients using the technology to help guide them through surgery, oncology, and chronic care. ������Ƶ provides convenient access to digital care plans on their smartphones, tablets and/or computers. Furthermore, the technology allows patients to stay connected to their health care teams via reminders, education and progress-tracking, while giving providers the ability to monitor patients, receive alerts, and access analytics to improve care.

As Infoway is a not-for-profit organization funded by the federal government, Canadian health care providers can seek comfort in knowing that the delivery of RPM solutions through ������Ƶ meets a national standard. This pre-qualification required assessing ������Ƶ’s excellence across various domains, including technology, security, clinical evidence and professional services. The technology helps to deliver better quality and access to care, leading to enhanced patient self-management skills and ultimately, better clinical outcomes for patients.