Collaboration to focus on accelerating clinical development and increase access to research.
Medable Inc. announced in a company press release that it has formed a partnership with Pluto Health, a smart care coordination services company. Combining Pluto Health’s health coordination platform and Medable’s digitally enabled clinical trials platform, the joint venture aims to providing patients with greater control and the ability to share their health data directly into clinical trials through a seamless integration.
“Our partnership is primarily a win for patients, alongside other stakeholders, who will benefit from ongoing enhanced support,” said Joy Bhosai, MD, PhD, CEO, founder, Pluto Health, in a company press release. “Pluto is passionate about improving patient care in communities and designing systems that deliver resources for patients to manage health needs over time, especially if they are going through a clinical trial as part of a care option. We are excited for what the future holds with Medable.”
Reference: Medable Partners with Pluto Health to Optimize Patient Experience and Improve Access to Clinical Trials. Business Wire. October 3, 2023. Accessed October 3, 2023. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20231003413736/en/Medable-Partners-with-Pluto-Health-to-Optimize-Patient-Experience-and-Improve-Access-to-Clinical-Trials
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