Care Innovations

In collaboration with the University of Mississippi Medical Center and others, Care Innovations' remote monitoring solutions demonstrated a reduction in A1C by an average of 1.7% for diabetes patients, zero hospitalizations during the study period, and financial savings exceeding $3,300 per patient per year. The company’s platforms have been widely adopted by payers, providers, pharma companies, home care organizations to deliver lower-cost and higher-quality care via remote delivery.

The company was acquired; it no longer operates as an independent entity but its technology continues to be used post-acquisition.

Care Innovations was founded in Folsom, California in 2011 as a digital health technology leader specializing in remote patient monitoring platforms and telehealth solutions aimed at extending healthcare into homes and underserved communities. Its clinically driven approach enabled significant improvements for chronic disease populations—notably reducing A1C levels among diabetes patients while lowering costs—and supported value-based healthcare transformation across the US. Originally established as an Intel-GE joint venture before becoming part of Intel outright through acquisition, its core offerings included virtual visits infrastructure, smart sensor integration with peripheral partners like iHealth, big data analytics for actionable insights, patented medical devices, all delivered via robust cloud-based software platforms now integrated within larger parent operations.