WITHmyDOC Receives a Microsoft Global Social Entrepreneurship Grant for Its Remote Patient Monitoring Platform

By AIT News Desk On Aug 25, 2020

WITHmyDOC, a healthcare technology company that recently entered the remote patient monitoring (RPM) market, has been awarded a Microsoft Global Social Entrepreneurship Grant to assist in its cloud technology utilization.

According to Microsoft, their Global Social Entrepreneurship Program supports social impact startups with technology, connections and grants so that the startup can focus on bringing their big vision to life and making the world a better place. The program brings together technical and business support with grant dollars to help entrepreneurs quickly bring their innovative solutions to those in need across Healthcare, Sustainability, and Accessibility. Companies awarded the grant receive access to free Microsoft cloud technologies, including up to $120,000 in Azure cloud computing credits.

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WITHmyDOC recently launched RPM@Home. Using a web-based intelligence platform to monitor patients and transmit real-time biometric data to healthcare providers, RPM@Home supports chronic care management and telehealth visits by providing real-time data to facilitate proactive intervention. RPM@Home allows healthcare providers to review patients’ biometric data as frequently as needed between office visits, making it easier to detect, diagnose and treat symptoms.

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“Microsoft offers the most secure and compliant cloud infrastructure available to the market. In addition, by partnering with Microsoft we have access to cutting edge AI and a top account team that assists in winning strategically important contracts. To receive this grant, we had to prove that we could meet the stringent criteria required for qualification, including having social impact,” Richard Rodriguez, CEO, WITHmyDOC, said. “RPM@Home’s ability to transmit vital signs in real time directly to the healthcare provider’s dashboard allows for earlier intervention and can make a real difference in patient outcomes. WITHmyDOC’s RPM@Home is transforming healthcare by bringing proactive, value-based healthcare to market,” he added.