See Florence in action

Generated Health has announced a groundbreaking collaboration with Dr. Joshua E. Lowentritt to launch an AI-powered chronic kidney disease protocol for Florence.

A Health IT Director’s Journey with Florence. I think all clinicians should consider using Florence for their HTN and pre-HTN patients.

Better managing patients with multiple chronic conditions is becoming critical – both for patients’ quality of life and for purely economic reasons for health plans and ACOs.

A six-month pilot at Staploe Medical Centre in Ely used Florence for blood pressure monitoring and found high opt-in, adherence, and patient confidence. It also saved clinical and administrative time, and 86% of returned BP readings were normal or low.

Unless you believe demand for healthcare will fall or nurses will stop retiring, there is no other option.

In the ever-evolving landscape of healthcare, finding the balance between virtual, patient-centered, and outcome-focused care is a widespread goal.

Generated Health hosted a discussion with Dr. Jonathan Serjeant and Sean Davies of University Hospitals of North Midlands NHS Trust about using Florence in the Smart With Your Heart project. The conversation covered how intelligent health messaging can support heart failure patients and their clinical teams.

There is a major disconnect between the need for people with hypertension to monitor their blood pressure at home, and the extent to which people do this.

Hypertension (or high blood pressure) is a common chronic condition, with 47% of people in the United States1, 26% in the United Kingdom2, and 34% of people in Australia3 living with this diagnosis.

Bain & Co, the inventors of NPS say that an NPS score above 0 is good, above 20 is great and above 50 is amazing.

University Hospitals of North Midlands (UHNM) using Florence by Generated Health demonstrates a 45% reduction in hospital readmissions and a whopping 66% reduction in emergency care readmissions.

The work of a patient and their family is never more important than when going home from the hospital.