SOLUTION

From isolated
encounters to
continuous care.

Connect the clinical record, the patient, continuous monitoring and the referral network so care is one continuous process.

NeoCareX — Patient chart
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ACTIVE PROBLEMS
Type 2 diabetes mellitus
E11.9
Essential hypertension
I10
Hyperlipidaemia
E78.5
LAST RECORDED VITALS
BP 118/76
HR 68
SpO₂ 98%
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NOTE

Review of chronic disease management. Home readings shared via VitalCareX show blood pressure controlled through the period, with glucose in range 92% of the time. Reports adherence to current regimen. Continue present therapy; review in three months.

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Representative NeoCareX interface. Layouts and data shown are illustrative, not a screenshot of a live deployment.

WHY CONNECTED CARE

Care works better when everything connects.

Bring the clinical record, patient experience, continuous health data and care transitions into one connected ecosystem.

THE PROBLEM

Effective healthcare should not stop at clinic doors or remain trapped in fragmented systems. When the record, the patient, the monitoring data and the referral network each live in a separate system, coordination becomes manual work.

THE APPROACH

The GHeIT ecosystem connects these layers: NeoCareX as the clinical system of record, MyCareX as the patient surface, VitalCareX as the continuous health-data layer, and RideON for care transitions.

CAPABILITIES

What this involves.

Connected information across the care journey gives teams a more complete view of the patient and supports better coordination.

Shared health information

Relevant patient information available across the layers of care rather than siloed per system.

Continuous visibility

Health awareness that extends between clinical encounters, not only during them.

Coordinated transitions

Referrals, receiving providers and supporting services connected into the same process.

Lifestyle context

Nutrition, activity and sleep information giving clinical decisions everyday context.