As healthcare shifts beyond hospital walls, clinicians need scalable, interoperable tools to monitor patients across settings and maintain continuity of care. Continuous visibility into physiologic trends and patient-reported data supports earlier interventions and better-informed decision-making. The collaboration between Philips and Cuviva combines Philips’ clinical monitoring capabilities with Cuviva’s Hospital at Home and remote patient monitoring platform. Together, the integrated solution allows for hospital-level care to be delivered in patients’ homes—supporting complex and chronic patients across acute, post-acute and long-term care programs.
To help care teams manage patients across the continuum, Philips has partnered with Cuviva to integrate Cuviva’s remote patient monitoring and engagement platform into the Philips monitoring ecosystem. Cuviva’s platform aggregates physiologic data from a variety of devices and patient-reported outcomes and securely transmits that information to clinicians through cloud-based services and intuitive dashboards.
The Cuviva platform supports advanced monitoring of complex patients, including continuous and intermittent capture of waveform data such as ECG, alongside blood pressure, respiratory rate and oxygen saturation. Data is securely made available in near real time to healthcare professionals across hospital and primary care settings.
Care teams gain a complete, longitudinal picture of patient status.
By combining continuous physiologic measurements and patient-generated data with Philips’ centralized monitoring and clinical workflow tools, care teams gain a complete, longitudinal picture of patient status. This richer data landscape can help identify early signs of deterioration, support remote triage, and inform decisions about escalation or de-escalation of care.
The integrated solution supports transitions from hospital to home by keeping clinicians connected to patients during recovery and chronic disease management. Patients use Cuviva’s patient-facing app and connected devices to report symptoms, medications, and vital signs; that information can flow into both Philips and Cuviva systems where it’s trended, alerted, and incorporated into existing clinical workflows. In parallel, clinicians can assign structured care pathways, conduct video consultations, communicate via secure messaging, and document interventions, creating a coordinated, hospital-led care model that extends safely into the home. This connected approach may help reduce unnecessary readmissions, enable timely interventions, and support personalized care plans.
The Philips-Cuviva partnership enables hospital-level care to be delivered in the patients’ home. By combining Philips’ expertise in monitoring and interoperability, with Cuviva’s secure and scalable Hospital at Home platform—advanced monitoring, digital care pathways, and integrated clinical workflows can be fully implemented, to scale beyond pilot projects into sustainable, system-wide transformation. (Learn about all of our technology partnerships, including our wearables and remote-monitoring collaborations, by visiting our dedicated partnerships webpage).
Key reasons why Philips joined forces with Cuviva
In the hospital and beyond, Cuviva’s platform collects physiologic measurements and patient-reported information from connected devices and mobile apps, then securely shares that data to clinicians in both Cuviva Control Tower as well as in Philips monitoring systems. Within Philips PIC iX and connected clinician dashboards, this information can be viewed, trended, and correlated with other physiologic measurements — helping clinicians maintain continuity of insight across care settings. Through this bidirectional integration, hospital-based teams can maintain centralized oversight in Philips PIC iX, while dedicated Hospital at Home teams manage structured digital care programs within the Cuviva environment. For patients recovering at home or managing chronic conditions, the integrated solution enables remote follow-up and timely clinician outreach based on configurable thresholds and trends. Bringing together in-hospital monitoring and home-based data supports coordinated workflows, cross-team communication, and more informed clinical decisions as patients move between care settings.
Helping clinicians maintain continuity of insight across care settings.
A unified view of patient information can help improve transitions of care, enable personalized care pathways, and support earlier, data-driven interventions when changes in patient status are detected.