POCket Point-of-Care kinetic enterprise technology

By Stacy Ralston
Alumni
Posted Aug 21, 2020

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POCket is a platform technology that can revolutionize the ability to capture data from point-of-care testing that us currently lost to the ether as well as provide a compliance solution for health care providers outside of hospital settings.

As Integrated Network Delivery systems expand their clinics and ancillary care spaces, we can support testing in those areas.
We are a creative and specialized group of entrepreneurs!
Point-of-Care testing is diagnostic testing that occurs at the patient’s bedside, or …in the patient’s hand.
POC is rapidly expanding along with technology. However, the ability to collect and analyze the data if far far behind.

Many POC companies provide device specific interfacing and connectivity. With POCket, we will disrupt the market will all encompassing connectivity.

There are currently no products on the market that provide these compliance tools and connectivity as a package.

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Participant comments on POCket Point-of-Care kinetic enterprise technology

  1. August 21, 2020 Suresh Dabbirru says:

    Would there be cost savings ?

    1. August 27, 2020 Stacy Ralston says:

      Hi! Yes, there would be cost savings from multiple aspects such as centralize buying power via standardization as well as time saved.

      Thanks for reading!

  2. August 22, 2020 Ken Koldan says:

    Hey Stacy,

    Nice job!
    Definitely a future requirement eventually with TeleMed.

    v/r
    Ken

    1. August 27, 2020 Stacy Ralston says:

      Thanks Ken!

  3. August 23, 2020 Elizabeth "Scotty" McConnaughey says:

    Really interesting! This vertical is *way* outside my industry knowledge, so may I check my understanding of the product? The initial value creation would be for the doctor to find the proper POC, learn about it, and administer it; the second piece of value creation would be for the patient’s onboarding/demographic/result data to be transmitted to various databases and answers received; and the third piece of value creation would be from analyzing the aggregated, anonymized data?

    Do the current rules around patient privacy have to change for this solution to be created, or could it exist under the current legal regime?

    Great work, and I look forward to learning more about the business!

    1. August 27, 2020 Stacy Ralston says:

      Hi Scotty!
      It could be constructed under current regulation. And – great high level understanding! There is one additional value for large IDNs which is consolidated oversight management.

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