ALCOHOL/DRUG ADDICTION COSTS & SAVINGS WITH UDW_TM

The UDW platform gives Providers, Clinicians, Addiction Specialists, and Peer Coaches 24 hour monitoring of the patient, reading and sending real time clinical and behavioral biomarkers through the user-friendly, data-rich UDW interface.

UDW can also monitor and alert Providers to many of the other medical issues associated with the patient’s addiction saving a lot of time and money for all levels of providers and increasing quality of care.

This platform will monitor and notify the proper clinician of an event with pre-relapse possibilities, and actual relapse, or an overdose. The UDW watch will be the addicted patient’s support system, receiving daily-personalized positive comments designed to bring about positive behavioral changes, and help lower relapse rates. With 24 hour, access to real time and historical data providers can design personalized programs that meet the patient’s individual needs and create a more effective recovery plan.

Providers can do more different court ordered programs at more affordable cost – just an alcohol monitor costs $450 per month with no support for the patient.

Many of our founders are recovering addicts or Addiction Medical recovery experts and the UDW system is based on their extensive personal and professional experiences.

RESEARCH CONFIRMS: BETTER OUTCOMES & LOWER COSTS

A 2020 review of 22 current studies found that telemedicine interventions were effective in reducing alcohol consumption. The interventions included mobile health (like UDW), electronic health, telephone, and 2-way video. These published studies included the United States, the European Union, and Australia.

These studies also noted other desirable outcomes they discovered from Telemedicine intervention for alcoholism including: Reduced depression, Increased patient satisfaction, Increased accessibility, Increased quality of life, and Decreased cost.

REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING GROWTH IS ROBUST

VENTURE CAPITAL TRENDS PREDICT MASSIVE GROWTH IN REMOTE PATIENT MONITORING