Validic Expands Healthcare IoT Platform with Integration of Smart Meter's Cellular-Enabled Health Devices

Validic, a digital health company, has announced it has integrated with Smart Meter, a connected health solution supplier, to expand its healthcare IoT platform. This integration includes exclusive cellular-enabled monitoring devices from Smart Meter to Validic's ecosystem, which is a rapidly growing nationwide network of SmartPartners.

Smart Meter's FDA-registered monitoring devices use an exclusive AT&T 4/5G private data network to provide a patient-friendly monitoring experience. The devices help manage prevalent chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, cardiac diseases, respiratory disorders, and even weight-related diseases. They include blood glucose monitors, blood pressure monitors, pulse oximeters, and weight scales.

With technological capabilities continuing to advance, the need for connected devices that also aid in improving our health has become necessary. This new integration creates a powerful for people to do that.

"Technology should be so easy to use that it becomes invisible to the person using it," said Validic CEO Drew Schiller. "The addition of Smart Meter cellular-enabled health monitoring devices to our ecosystem offers another option to help people focus on their health and live their best lives."

Together with Validic's IoT platform for health, the biggest network of connected health devices and apps, it can now provide continuous and near-real-time personal health data. Using a single endpoint connection, various health data can be provided such as blood pressure, pulse oxygen, blood glucose, heart rate, weight, temperature, sleep, nutrition, respiratory, activity data, and more.

"Our proprietary monitoring devices can only connect and transmit patient-generated data when connected to our private data network, ensuring reliable and secure delivery to Validic clients," said Smart Meter Chief Marketing Officer Bill Bassett. "And eliminating the need for patients to pair, sync or connect to Wi-Fi or an app on their phone may improve patient satisfaction and increase the use of their monitoring devices."