Digital health

Imagine a world where healthcare is not just a treatment but a personalized experience that understands and caters to the unique needs of each individual.

Digital health

Human-centered design

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Every industry has a human element, but designing for healthcare means understanding that connection is the heart of medicine. Our products optimize that patient experience, allowing the patients to feel cared for, even at a distance.

Teasing out details and offering a diagnosis are intrinsic to the profession, and the same process is used when building digital health software. TXI understands how to design healthcare software with a human-centered mindset by making things more transparent for users while giving providers the data they need to deliver better-quality care.

How we can help

Foster a deeper understanding of the patients challenges, needs, goals and motivation
Increase connection and trust between patient and physicians
Improve care and patient outcomes when users understand their applications and want to use them as designed

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Digital Health white paper

Custom software in healthcare is like personalized tools that improve patient care by fitting the unique needs of doctors and patients; it makes healthcare more personalized and efficient.

In this paper, you'll learn how to define a mobile app strategy for your healthcare organization and choose the right software partner for the journey.

Transform healthcare delivery and improve patient outcomes.

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The integrated team at TXI uncovered valuable insights and delivered an extraordinary product that was innovative, user-centric and secure.

Missy Lavender, Founder, CEO, Renalis

Digital health

Remote patient monitoring

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The pandemic has shown that remote patient monitoring (RPM) allows healthcare providers to collect more accurate and contextual data about patients' health status outside traditional in-person settings. The ability to track patient data in real time through RPM can lead to personalized care plans, earlier interventions, better health outcomes, and reduced healthcare costs. With the addition of new CPT codes, remote care reimbursement further opens up opportunities to redesign treatment and care workflows, creating new gold standards of care.

TXI can help healthcare providers build and integrate the most suitable technologies for remote patient monitoring. We offer guidance in data management, privacy, and security, ensuring that the remote monitoring solutions comply with industry standards and regulations. By partnering with TXI, you will build effective remote patient monitoring solutions that enhance patient care and outcomes.

How we can help

Product discovery to build or improve the understanding of patient needs, goals, and pain points
Create patient-centered experiences that guarantee the adoption, engagement, and retention of patients
Ensure products integrate seamlessly into current healthcare processes and procedures
Compliance with necessary data security protocols and privacy regulations like HIPAA

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Using data to accelerate development of new pharmaceuticals

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Predictive care analytics

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Predictive analytics in digital health uses data analytics and machine learning algorithms to find patterns in healthcare data and predict potential outcomes for patients, providers, and payers. The goal is to use historical data to inform novel solutions that improve patient care, build better clinical trial cohorts, and help payers authorize new treatment plans.

TXI builds digital products that propel data-driven organizations to the top of their industries. By leveraging cutting-edge technology (including machine learning and artificial intelligence), we help our clients make faster and better decisions that improve their business performance.

How we can help

Identify the real user and consider how their unique needs
Define and iterate on early prototypes of a highly intuitive user experience for navigating data and relationships
Go from a prototype to a production-ready platform
Build and launch the platform to ingest and harmonize internal and external datasets
Drive a culture shift and provide human support to build trust and confidence

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A data-driven companion app improves spinal surgery recovery

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Digital health

Medical devices & wearables

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The ability to increase patient health and outcomes via the use of wearables is something users have fully embraced; whether watches with step counters, heart-rate monitors, blood-oxygen, sleep-quality rings, or other, these devices are now equipped with sensors that can collect data on various health parameters such as heart rate, blood pressure, sleep patterns, activity levels, and more.

Rather than just using wearable devices for self-diagnosis, TXI will help you realize the true value of wearables by enabling how the data is transmitted to digital services or applications and used to provide personalized health insights, alerts, and recommendations.

How we can help

Analyze the needs of your users and business to determine the approach to your wearable product that will yield the best results
Innovative design to make sure your product is positioned at the forefront of this growing market
Transparency keeps you informed and involved every step of the way
Ongoing optimization to drive the results your business seeks

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Digital Therapeutics

Launch an RTM solution

Digital therapeutics are revolutionizing the way we approach healthcare. By combining the power of technology with existing in-person care practices, we can promote positive changes in patient behavior and improve patient outcomes like never before.

At TXI, we are passionate about enabling innovative digital therapies that make a real difference in people's lives. Our product innovation team is dedicated to designing, building, and delivering these life-changing therapies to the market through technology like mobile apps, software programs, and wearable devices.

Through our partnerships with digital health companies, healthcare providers, and researchers, we are able to develop evidence-based digital therapies that address unmet needs in healthcare. Together, we can create a brighter future for healthcare, one where technology and human expertise come together to improve patient outcomes and transform lives.

How we can help

Conduct user research with actual providers and patients to learn what they need and want
Use human-centered design to build and test RTM solutions
Deliver digital health solutions that gain widespread adoption and change lives

Make care more accessible, more cost-effective, and more impactful, and deliver it in a way that generates data that can inform future treatment recommendations

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FAQs

What is digital healthcare?

Digital healthcare is a broad term that encompasses a wide range of healthcare services and technologies that utilize digital or electronic communication, information, and data to improve patient care, including telemedicine, electronic health records, wearables, mobile health apps, remote monitoring, and other digital tools and platforms.

At TXI, our digital product innovation teams work to improve the quality, accessibility, and efficiency of healthcare services by enabling healthcare providers to collect, store, analyze, and share patient information in real time. Our innovative solutions help patients and healthcare providers manage chronic conditions better, prevent disease, and reduce healthcare costs.

Digital healthcare can transform how services are delivered and received by providing more personalized, convenient, and cost-effective care. As technology continues to evolve, we expect to see even more innovation in digital healthcare, with new tools and technologies emerging to improve patient outcomes and enhance the overall patient experience.
How can patients benefit from digital health?
Patients can benefit from digital health in many ways, such as:
- Accessing healthcare remotely, which can save time and reduce the need for travel
- Receiving personalized care and education based on their individual health needs
- Having more control over their health and well-being through self-monitoring and self-management
- Receiving more timely and accurate diagnoses and treatment plans
- Having better communication and coordination with their healthcare team
- Providing accurate and real-time data to their care provider
What are some examples of remote therapeutic monitoring (RTM)?
There are a variety of digital therapies available for different medical conditions. Here are a few examples:
1. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) applications use evidence-based techniques to help individuals manage symptoms of depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions.
2. Virtual Reality therapy uses virtual reality technology to simulate scenarios that patients find challenging, such as public speaking or flying, and helps them develop coping strategies.
3. Diabetes management devices help individuals with diabetes manage their blood sugar levels, track their food intake, and monitor their physical activity.
4. Smoking cessation solutions support individuals to quit smoking by providing support, tracking progress, and offering tools to manage cravings.
5. Chronic pain management applications provide tools and techniques to help individuals manage chronic pain.
6. Physical therapy supportive applications provide guided exercises and therapy sessions to help individuals recover from injuries or surgeries.
These are just a few examples, and many other digital therapies are available for different medical conditions.

Read more about how these therapies are changing the course of how healthcare is delivered
What is remote patient monitoring?

Remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a healthcare service that uses technology to monitor patients outside traditional clinical settings, such as in their homes. RPM typically involves wearables, sensors, and other medical devices that collect patient data and transmit it to healthcare providers or caregivers in real time.

RPM can be used to monitor various health conditions, such as chronic diseases like diabetes, heart disease, and COPD, as well as mental health disorders and post-operative care. By remotely monitoring patients, healthcare providers can detect changes in a patient's condition early on, and intervene before the condition worsens, potentially preventing hospitalization and improving patient outcomes.

This type of innovative solution helps to improve patient engagement and satisfaction by enabling patients to participate actively in their own care. Patients can track their symptoms, monitor their progress, and communicate with their healthcare providers in real time, which can lead to better care coordination and more personalized care.

Read more about how TXI partnered with RTM client, Renalis to create safety with a chatbot to drive better outcomes in pelvic health
How long does it take to build a digital health application?

The time it takes to build a digital health application can vary depending on several factors, such as the complexity of the application, the features and functionalities required, the size and expertise of the team, and the development methodology used.

It's important to note that building a digital health application is not just about writing code. It also involves extensive planning, design, testing, and regulatory compliance. The development team must ensure the application is secure, user-friendly, and meets all relevant regulatory requirements and standards, which can add additional time to the development process.

At TXI, we use a pragmatic approach to shaping and shipping digital products with dedicated, integrated teams of product strategists, delivery managers, designers, and software engineers. We often deliver simple applications with basic features and functionalities relatively quickly, usually within a few months. More complex applications with advanced features and functionalities can take anywhere from 6 months to several years to develop.

Overall, the time it takes to build a digital health application can vary widely depending on the scope of the project, but it's important to prioritize quality and regulatory compliance over speed to ensure that the application is safe, effective, and user-friendly.

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