Percipio Health Joins American Heart Association Innovators' Network
Percipio Health has joined the American Heart Association Center for Health Technology & Innovation’s Innovators’ Network, announced in a press release. The consortium connects healthcare innovators, researchers, and payers to develop scalable digital solutions supporting cardiovascular and brain health.
By joining the network, members like Percipio Health gain access to the Association’s scientific guidelines and collaborate on studies that link technology with clinical outcomes. This collaboration aims to reduce the cost and complexity of conducting independent clinical studies.
Percipio Health’s CEO Eric Rock said the company’s participation will enable collaboration on AI-driven approaches to scale cardiovascular care without relying on medical devices. The company’s platform uses smartphone-based assessments and analytics to identify health risks earlier and improve care planning.
The American Heart Association’s Center for Health Technology & Innovation supports partnerships that bring evidence-based healthcare technologies to market more efficiently.
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