The collaboration builds on the milestone earlier this year when Cuviva and Philips were jointly selected to support Hospital at Home services at Karolinska University Hospital and Region Stockholm, and extends that foundation to support healthcare providers globally, the company states.

“The Karolinska University Hospital and Region Stockholm contract award earlier this year marked an important milestone in our collaboration with Philips,” said Henrik Cederqvist, CEO of Cuviva. “Expanding that cooperation into global transitional care is a natural next step. We firmly believe that healthcare providers should retain full control and governance over their patient data and their technology choices – not be locked into a single vendor’s ecosystem. By combining Philips’ in-hospital monitoring leadership with a network of best-in-class wearable innovators, on top of our platform built on open standards and secure, sovereign cloud infrastructure, we enable health systems to maintain data stewardship while delivering coordinated, connected care from hospital to home without compromise.”

As part of the expanding global cooperation, Philips is bringing together additional wearable and biosensor technology partners alongside Cuviva to complement the open Cuviva Hospital at Home platform: