US-based patient relationship management company CareAtlas has collaborated with Hendrick Health to offer a range of services that help patients in the critical transition from hospital to home.

The services encompass remote patient monitoring, transitional care management services and chronic care management aimed at supporting patients post-discharge.

Hendrick Health's assistant chief medical information officer Joshua Reed said: "We're excited to offer this extension of our care through CareAtlas for patients after they are discharged from the hospital.

"Through this partnership, we're able to help ensure our patients and their loved ones have the necessary support and resources after a hospital stay."

Care navigators from CareAtlas will connect with caregivers, patients and authorised providers through various communication methods, including text, phone, email or video chat, depending on the patient's preferences and requirements.

The remote patient monitoring technology provided by CareAtlas enables continuous monitoring of patients' health status through secure connected devices, facilitating early detection of potential health issues and allowing for prompt intervention.

CareAtlas’s approach to patient care is particularly beneficial for individuals with chronic conditions and those recently discharged from acute care facilities.

The aim is to reduce the likelihood of hospital readmissions, ensure quality outcomes, and support swift patient recovery.

CareAtlas CEO Travis Owen said: "As we launch this partnership with Hendrick Health, CareAtlas is proud to bring our virtual-first preventative care platform—including remote physiological monitoring and comprehensive chronic care management—to support patients as they transition home.

"Our shared commitment to delivering compassionate, timely and personalised care ensures that every individual receives the support they need for a smooth recovery and lasting health. We look forward to working closely with the Hendrick Health team to set a new standard for patient experience and outcomes in transitional care."