Trapollo has more than 10 years of expertise in providing highly personalized, Connected Health solutions that meet your patient populations where they are in their daily lives.
At Trapollo, we believe Connected Health isn’t just about numbers, facilities and technology. It’s about caring and compassion. Because it’s all about people. Our remote monitoring solutions, end-to-end services and operational support give your clinical teams more insights — so your organization can be more focused on delivering better patient care.
Secure, cloud-based, connected patient engagement — that extends care beyond the traditional walls of healthcare.
Trapollo Converge is a highly flexible and extensible virtual-care platform, purpose-built for delivering care coordination and health monitoring. It provides intuitive and easy-to-use technology and a device-agnostic platform for clinicians, patients and family caregivers.
With its powerful digital engagement tools, telehealth capabilities and monitoring functions, Trapollo Converge connects its clients across the healthcare spectrum and patient populations to fulfill the true promise of Connected Health delivery.
We collaborate with you to define requirements and map out a plan that successfully scales to reach your ROI goals.
Our expertly designed processes solve the complex challenge of equipment flowing in and out of a patient’s home.
Take the complexity out of chronic care, making it simple for patients to comply with your treatment plans.
Retain and attract patients, improve ratings and avoid penalties for readmission while providing a high level of quality care.
We constantly review the market and provide support and distribution to help meet the evolving needs and regulatory requirements of clients.
Improve ROI through disease and member-care management programs that help bend the trend on rising costs.
Reduce group employee healthcare claims costs while employees manage their health more efficiently with Connected Health solutions.
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When the Triple Aim Initiative was launched in 2007 by the Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI), it was viewed as a groundbreaking, patient-centric solution to
While no two clients are alike, this is one example of what we’ve been able to help our partners achieve.