EMMI Technologies Joins Epic Showroom for Interoperable Remote Patient Monitoring
EMMI Technologies has announced its inclusion in Epic Systems Corporation's Showroom, a digital marketplace for interoperable healthcare solutions, according to a press release.
The company’s EmmiTec.Health platform, a modular and hardware-agnostic remote patient monitoring system, is now integrated with Epic’s electronic health record workflows. This integration allows clinicians to monitor patients in real time, connect wearables and medical devices, and personalize care through data dashboards within Epic.
EmmiTec.Health offers configurable modules for remote patient monitoring, telehealth, education, and care management. Built with interoperability at its core, it connects with leading EHR systems and certified medical devices to support coordinated and continuous care.
Following a previous integration with PointClickCare for long-term and post-acute care providers, the Epic Showroom listing extends EmmiTec.Health’s capabilities to acute and ambulatory care settings, broadening its reach across the continuum of care.
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