ChartSpan Acquires Validic to Expand Remote Patient Monitoring Platform
ChartSpan has completed its acquisition of Validic, combining ChartSpan’s care management services with Validic’s personal health data platform according to a press release. The unified company will deliver integrated clinical services, remote monitoring, and technology infrastructure to healthcare clients.
With Validic’s team and technology now part of ChartSpan, the company will support programs such as Chronic Care Management, Advanced Primary Care Management, and Remote Patient Monitoring. The combined platform will enable continuous patient visibility, allowing healthcare providers to identify risks earlier and take proactive action.
The acquisition expands ChartSpan’s offerings to include Validic’s health data API infrastructure, remote monitoring software, and device logistics capabilities. This broader portfolio will serve health systems, digital health companies, payers, and life sciences organizations seeking connected care solutions.
ChartSpan stated that the integration of Validic’s data infrastructure with its clinical services will help healthcare organizations reduce costs and improve outcomes through continuous patient insight and early intervention.
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